‘Not in my Name’: The Moral Function of Protesting
To occupy the streets is to resist, because it is in those spaces when we realised that we are not alone, that we aren’t strangers but allies.
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What Does Marina Abramović’s 1974 ‘Rhythm 0’ Say About Today’s Political Landscape?
Looking at the current polarised landscape, where human atrocities are shamelessly being led almost with proud by our unsupported but democratically elected leaders, questions such as: what’s our role as viewers? And, can we trust those in power? Are pouring over us.
Phoebe Philo: Quiet Luxury, Obnoxiously Loud
Known for her influential approach to Casual Chic Effortlessness over the last two decades, Phoebe Philo has garnered a large following. However, her recent collection with its exorbitant price points raises questions about accessibility and inclusivity.
The Rise of AI Romance and Lonelier People
Welcome to an era of AI-based partners and lonely people, heralded by the rise of AI chatbots.
Do Situationships Kill Or Nurture Romance?
As we leave Hot Girl Summer and slowly but surely enter Cuffing Season, it's time to look at a form of relationship that seems to be taking over the dating horizon:
TITLE x adidas Originals: Celebrating Dance and Originality
Along with dancer, performer and poet Flockey Ocscor, TITLE and adidas Originals hosted a soirée last Saturday in Köln. Here a sneak peek.
How Twerking Became a Tool for Self-Empowerment
Twerking's message is straightforward: we aren’t here to sit quietly and listen — we occupy this space and we are unapologetic about it. Now, chill daddy, we aren’t at your disposal.
This Year’s Exhibitions Reveal the Impact of Fashion Photographers
If fashion houses have realised that their archives are the epitome of their long-lasting legacies, fashion photographers have certainly been the ones who have paved the way for their legacies to endure the passage of time. And even more, the ones defining our relation to fashion.
How Mary Ellen Mark’s B&W Photography Captured Society’s Margins
Looking at Mark’s photography, we are certain of two things. The first one, that the streets used to inform the aesthetics of magazines, and the second, that Mary Ellen Mark was born in the heyday of the women’s rights movements in the U.S. and so her subjects are mostly women.
How Mainstream Tv Shows Are Making Queer Relationships the New ‘Normal’
It is clear that pop culture loves gays — it commodifies, fetishises and consumes their intimate relationships. And while this is all happening, many questions regarding who gets to write queer stories, how does it represent the community, what can be sexually explicit — or at least suggestive — and the values they stand for are all debatable.
