December 17th, 2021,

l’appel du vide

by Sofia Blu Cremaschi and Giulia Ballabio

Uncomfortable movements captured in harmony, creating a sense of emptiness in this fine knitwear and lingerie editorial. L’appel du vide is the inner and irrational urge to jump off a high bridge or building without being suicidal. For the artists it is a metaphor for entering space in a fearless way. let me see

October 1st, 2021,

OFF ROAD —
The Art of Getting By

Petra Valenti & Yosephine Melfi

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September 12th, 2021,

TIM BRUENING
is back!

Yes, the photographer is back and we’re the first to drop the news. We met him at the opening of his exhibition “Comeback” at Horst Janssen Museum in Oldenburg a few days ago. What? Where has he been and why in Oldenburg? And what have Amanda Plummer, Paz de la Huerta, Nicolas Cage, and Burt Reynolds to do with all this. We were a bit confused too and able to ask Tim a few questions. Read the artist’s answers below. let me read

August 20th, 2021,

LINN DA QUEBRADA —
DESTROY LOVE

She is a prophet and a poet, using Brazilian baile funk to fight the dichotomy of power and to amplify the voice of LGBTQ+ community. Linn Da Quebrada started as an act­ress, and she still works within the realm of cinema. Tranny Fag, a film that profiles her life, won a Teddy Award, the Berlinale awards for excellence in queer cinema, in 2018. It’s an in-depth look at her revolutionary work as a singer and activist, playing with nudity and anything that might seem taboo. let me see

August 5th, 2021,

UMFANG —
“I Don’t Hate Basslines”

Known better by her nom de guerre Umfang, Emma Burges-Olson is a producer and DJ as well as one of the founding members of Discwoman, a New York-based collective that started as a festival and nowadays is a fully fledged booking agency with transgressive appeal. Although they only started seven years ago in 2014, they already represent over 300 international female, non-binary and LGBTQ+ DJs and producers. let me read