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In a bid to highlight Mental Health Awareness Week, which starts today, a collective of 21 foodies, artists and bartenders will share their hopes, dreams and fears to help improve understanding and raise funds for charities, The Drinks Trust and...
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Journal
As we are shuttered in, watching the world through a window, our appetite grows for finding the offline online; searching for a semblance of normality. Public access to arts and culture has always been paramount in the collective and individual...
Journal
We’ve all been weighed down by promotional materials at some point. Personal or professional, there’s times when leaflets, brochures, USB sticks and cringe-inducing gimmicks have come our way like an avalanche. Death by marketing. Look at...
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Back when we in the West couldn't conceive the staggering impact of a new coronavirus, Max Siedentopf courted controversy with his series How To Survive A Deadly Global Virus; little did we know how foreboding it would be. Using his subsequent time...
Stuff Crush
Despite the whole world experiencing the COVID-19 pandemic at once, it's hard not to feel alone. In these uncertain months of home quarantine—depending on where you're spending your lockdown—some are allowed out to work, to engage in simple...
Stuff Crush
Having become somewhat of an unofficial symbol of support for the UK's frontline workers—in particular the NHS—colourful rainbows can be seen hanging in the windows of homes the length and breadth of the country; with many larger chalked...
Journal
There was a time in our lives when we would spend the majority of our day in creative pursuits. Painting, drawing, writing stories, building castles out of Lego ... whatever your preferred pre-school activity, creativity was at the heart of what we...
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The fifth week of coronavirus quarantine in Spain, and the luxury hotels that once hosted the wealthy weekender crowd are now home to patients and worn out health workers. In Madrid, seven hotels are already open or being prepared as overflow...
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Design and visual imagery has always been at the centre of propagating messages to the people. From the stone reliefs celebrating Assyrian victories in 860BC to the Bayeux Tapestry in 1066; the constructivist propaganda posters of Soviet Russia to...
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Known for her bright and bold designs, Morag Myerscough has created a message of thanks for the frontline workers in Leeds, the colourful collaboration—led by curated street art project In Good Company, with support from Leeds-based advertising...
Journal
As we are shuttered in, watching the world through a window, our appetite grows for finding the offline online; searching for a semblance of normality. Public access to arts and culture has always been paramount in the collective and individual...
Stuff Crush
Ma Khin Café has occupied Valencia's Mercado Colón since 2014, serving up 'Decolonial Asian Food'. From fresh crisp salads and noodles, to a comforting bowl of dahl or steaming pot of mohinga, the restaurant's dishes are rooted firmly in the...
City Notes
Fox Fodder Farm—a floral design studio founded by Taylor Patterson back in 2011—has recently launched a new Brooklyn retail store, workshop and event space, albeit only for a few short weeks; the first stand-alone location for the small business...
City Notes
With a truly unforgettable façade that rolls elegantly into its interiors, and boasting a public space that features a digital art wall and sculptural water fountain, The Webster's new Los Angeles flagship store is almighty impressive....
Stuff Crush
Acting upon a childhood experience of once upon a time being left alone in a car, left to worry whether anybody would ever return to him, Hoxton Mini Press co-founder Martin Usborne began a develop an affinity for animals and the circumstances they...
Journal
We’ve all been weighed down by promotional materials at some point. Personal or professional, there’s times when leaflets, brochures, USB sticks and cringe-inducing gimmicks have come our way like an avalanche. Death by marketing. Look at...
The Edit
Since January, the gallery space at Fort Makers—a New York-based artist collective and design studio—has been transformed into an ethereal puffy 'forest', complete with soft sculptural pillows hanging from the interiors; the floating composition...
Stuff Crush
A story of human inventiveness, triumph and drama, the images in Alastair Philip Wiper's Unintended Beauty draw the reader's attention to the brilliance of machines big and small; their ability to expand, improve, maim and destroy, and how they...
City Notes
"A micro-complex where a collective of guest rooms, restaurants, bars and social spaces are bound together by 'aimai'; a Japanese word roughly translating to vague or obscure, with entirely positive connotations," is the alluring description for new...
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When it comes to casinos, nowhere evokes a misty-eyed response among their fans quite like Vegas. It is the quintessential destination for a myriad of fun-time activities. Its cinematic beginnings and Frank Sinatra; fat Elvis and shotgun weddings;...
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In a bid to highlight Mental Health Awareness Week, which starts today, a collective of 21 foodies, artists and bartenders will share their hopes, dreams and fears to help improve understanding and raise funds for charities, The Drinks Trust and...
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Anniversaries are a chance to focus on the love, care, and immense respect you share. It is an opportunity to show your beloved how grateful you are to have them in your life, and so make this a special day. But what of special moments under a...
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Over the years, the technology that we have at our disposal has improved dramatically. While tech might have only been used by certain industries in the past, it is now integrated into many different applications and businesses. One of the most...