The versatile works of Kiev-based artist Sasha Kurmaz range from photography over paintings to objects. Kurmaz manages to capture random but precious moments, fragments of life where form and content go hand in hand. Being a photographer, painter, sculptor and maybe even a political activist, his multimedia approach is what made him the perfect choice […]
With his newest video the producer from hell formally known as Chinaski transforms his club track Disaster into an ambient song completely removed of bassline and beats. https://tissuemagazine.com/?p=6008
Vladislav Andrievsky is a young photographer from Kiev. He grants insights into his city’s youth culture by shooting photos of friends, his town, travels and environment he lives in. He made this series with his friend Olga Pavlenko about her newfound approach to cans. https://tissuemagazine.com/?p=5945
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A fresh and exclusive TISSUE Magazine Mixtape by courtesy of L.F.T. today from 3 to 4 PM (CEST) live on Berlin Community Radio. Just click here and enjoy: www.berlincommunityradio.com
This time about the difficulty of separation. TISSUE Magazine’s Journal de Cock N°15 by Christian Bueschenfeld “IT’S NOT YOU, IT’S ME”
TISSUE Magazine Mixtape 37 by L. F. T. will premiere tomorrow, July 2 from 3 to 4 PM (CEST) live and exclusively on Berlin Community Radio. The picture to this mix is an excerpt of Kenneth Koo’s Untitled Project: https://tissuemagazine.com/?p=5869 Écoutez: www.berlincommunityradio.com
Last month TISSUE teamed up with Shutters and Uebel & Gefährlich to present internet’s dark r’n’b wunder 18+ live at Hamburg. We had a blast celebrating the duo’s second album ‘Collect’ (out May 20 via Houndstooth). Here are some photos of the gig shot by Tim Bruening. MAY 25 – 8 PM Uebel & Gefährlich, […]
These photos were taken during Zsu’s most formative journey under very uncomfortable conditions. For the fifth part of her series she remembers this horrible-wonderful journey wishing to start on it again with a little bit more dignity. https://tissuemagazine.com/?p=5897
