Polina Osipova: How Domestic Arts Are Entering Today’s Pop Culture?
Polina Osipova is an artist whose work ties together components of identity and traditions of women's work, using the power of storytelling on social media.
Polina Osipova: How Domestic Arts Are Entering Today’s Pop Culture?
Three Rising Chinese Brands with Captivating Identity Narratives to Watch
These rising stars in the Chinese fashion scene—Ponder.er, Short Sentence, and Yueqiqi—are challenging societal norms by weaving narratives that resonate with modern consumers.
How Minimalism and White Supremacist Ideology Are Connected
Minimalist architecture and interior design have been around for over a decade. But how and why did it originate in the first place? We take a look at the fascist roots of minimalism and how they are perpetuated in modern day minimalism.
Are TV Shows Catching Up with More Nuanced Ideas of Feminism?
No matter how flimsy the shroud of feminism is, new TV shows revisit past events with a focus on how different women, willingly or not, challenged the power dynamics of gender.
Quiet On Set: How Nickelodeon Became a Safe Haven For Predators
How could harassment and child abuse go on for so many years on Nickelodeon's TV shows?
New Amy Winehouse’s Biopic ‘Back to Black’ Fails to Live up to the Artist
Another movie about Amy Winehouse? What the Biopic “Back to Black” teaches us about romanization and stardom.
‘Thrive in Trust’ Celebrates Black Fatherhood
Drawing inspiration from the concept of flourishing and transformation, the film embraces the metaphor of a blooming flower to symbolize the growth and evolution inherent in black fatherhood.
Black Voices, Untold Stories: A Look into Omar Victor Diop’s Photography
What if the history we've been taught only tells one side of the story? Challenging these ideas, Omar Victor Diop redefines history and black identity through photography.
Chaotic, Ultra-Alt and Relatable – Hyperpop got Gen Z in a Chokehold
We all love a good niche genre. In music in particular, these specific genres are often characterised by a relatively small but dedicated fan base and a unique sound aesthetic, themes or production methods. And suddenly the sound of the underground arrives in the guise of pop, of all things. The songs are short and […]
You, Me and the Patriarchy — The Role of Systematic Power in Sex
What do you like in bed? Would you say that you are kinky? If so, why? Where do you think your preferences come from? And do you think they are harmless?
