Out of the Wild
After about 60 years into the wild, “The Magic Bus” of Alexander Supertramp has been taken away forever. The 1940s-era Fairbanks City Transit System Bus 142 was used by the … Continue Reading Out of the Wild
Don’t Boo, Vote
It is a familiar reproach. If you’re angry, don’t boo, don’t protest, don’t take matters into your own hands. Vote, lobby, report to the authorities, trust the process. It’s the … Continue Reading Don’t Boo, Vote
Light Spectrum
“The everyday is a bad company. It is necessary the spark of happiness and color in its simplest form, to see people happy without a smile, both children questioning themselves … Continue Reading Light Spectrum
Essential, or not?
The Sunday Times asks some 1,000 respondents which are the jobs that are most crucial in keeping Singapore going during a pandemic, and also how much more they will pay … Continue Reading Essential, or not?
This Smells Like My Orgasm
After the success of This Smells Like My Vagina, the candle for Goop that sold out in a matter of hours, why not replicate with a new product that this … Continue Reading This Smells Like My Orgasm
L’Obsolescence de l’Homme
Pour étouffer par avance toute révolte, il ne faut pas s’y prendre de manière violente. Les méthodes du genre de celles d’Hitler sont dépassées. Il suffit de créer un conditionnement … Continue Reading L’Obsolescence de l’Homme
The Obsolescence of Man
In order to stifle any revolt in advance, one must not use violence. Methods like those used by Hitler are outdated. You need only develop such powerful collective conditioning that … Continue Reading The Obsolescence of Man
In Memoriam
As part of the movement of a new generation of artists who travel between the troubled frontiers of reality and its, Sabine Pigalle invites the viewer to question its relationship … Continue Reading In Memoriam
Stories from Sète
Self-taught, with the urge to tell stories from childhood, Victorien Liria, alias Maye, was born in Sète, France, in 1990. He first spoke in the streets of Montpellier with graffiti … Continue Reading Stories from Sète
Zohra and the Cages
Tortured and left to die in a hospital for releasing pet parrots. It’s the impetuous and emblematic image of the instinct of freedom, in a world that begins to definitively … Continue Reading Zohra and the Cages
Flying Dream
Girls and wings, kids and birds, combinations that have always inspired the creativity of artists and visionaries, when it comes to telling freedom in its purest side. Born in Bulawayo, … Continue Reading Flying Dream
Rivulet
All the most enchanting and frightening stories of our childhood are set in woods and forests, animated by the sound of the rivulets and the looks of the creatures populating … Continue Reading Rivulet
I Am Sorry
Human degeneration is at a new all-time high, this time at the expense of a two months pregnant elephant who died after eating a pineapple containing firecrackers, in Kerala, India. … Continue Reading I Am Sorry
No One Is Born Racist
In August 2010, photographer Sean Bonner took a photo of his wife, Tara Tiger Brown, on Paris Métro. The photo has since become a meme, viewed and commented on by … Continue Reading No One Is Born Racist
Black Out
Tuesday has just been a new opportunity for many to come together in a single embrace of solidarity with the cause of African Americans, after the death of George Floyd. … Continue Reading Black Out
Christo and Jeanne-Claude
He lived his life to the fullest, “not only dreaming up what seemed impossible but realizing it,” his studio wrote in a statement yesterday 1 June. “Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s artwork … Continue Reading Christo and Jeanne-Claude
