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#Arts & Culture#featured

Giulia Bernardelli turns coffee grounds into art

5. October 20195. October 2019 by Redaktion

Don‘t play with food. But the Italian artist Giulia Bernardelli does not play, she transforms coffee grounds and other foot leftovers into art.

#Essays#featured

Elizabeth J. Zemdegs: For The Love Of Books

11. June 201911. June 2019 by Elizabeth J. Zemdegs

My love affair with books started when I was thirty-two. I did not realize I had severe dyslexia. This genetic brain challenge happens when the Right (creative) and left (logical) sides of my brain are balanced with only one highway […]

#Arts & Culture#featured

Balancing act

8. June 201925. May 2019 by Zingonia Zigone

Degas’ Ballerina Holds her entire being On the tip Of her right slipper. She achieves the point of balance With vain turns The flash of a camera Breaks into her silence A face storms in Taking her back to childhood. […]

#Arts & Culture#featured

Cosplay – From Japanese Youth Culture to the Comiccon

31. May 201925. May 2019 by Redaktion

What was still part of Japanese youth culture a few decades ago has established itself in the West as well: Cosplay

#Arts & Culture#featured

Giulia Bernardelli turns coffee grounds into art

5. October 20195. October 2019 0

Don‘t play with food. But the Italian artist Giulia Bernardelli does not play, she transforms coffee grounds and other foot leftovers into art.

#Essays#featured

Elizabeth J. Zemdegs: For The Love Of Books

11. June 201911. June 2019 0

My love affair with books started when I was thirty-two. I did not realize I had severe dyslexia. This genetic brain challenge happens when the Right (creative) and left (logical) sides of my brain are balanced with only one highway […]

#Arts & Culture#featured

Balancing act

8. June 201925. May 2019 0

Degas’ Ballerina Holds her entire being On the tip Of her right slipper. She achieves the point of balance With vain turns The flash of a camera Breaks into her silence A face storms in Taking her back to childhood. […]

#Essays#Topic of the month

“Shut up, pull the plug, out into the world.”

3. June 201931. May 2019 0

Much is written and spoken about artificial intelligence, AI for short, and opinions are divided. Influenced by the discussion that has been going on for centuries as to whether progress is always right or whether the machines and technology will […]

#Arts & Culture#featured

Cosplay – From Japanese Youth Culture to the Comiccon

31. May 201925. May 2019 0

What was still part of Japanese youth culture a few decades ago has established itself in the West as well: Cosplay

#Arts & Culture

Bernhard Schlafke: Accountability

29. May 20199. May 2019 0

There he lays. Six foot two, sturdily built, heavy leather jacket and wet spots in the crotch of the worn jeans smeared with damp earth. In the middle of the crossroads of the small town somewhere in Germany he lays […]

#Essays

“Wherever you go, do what you see.”

27. May 20191. May 2019 0

I hear voices stating that art cannot change anything and other voices responding that technique helps alter human beings. I read phrases like “surely that’s art…” and cynical comments like “art, art… what’s art?…”

#Essays#featured#Topic of the month

HH – Hostel of Scariness – The tyranny that’s hard to believe

26. May 201925. May 2019 0

Anyone who enters “Tour Guide” in the registration form at the hotel reception when checking in and even spends the night in about 100 hotels a year can tell a lot. Yes, dear readers, I have long thought about whether […]

#featured#Stories & History

Andreas Meyer: You can die every day

23. May 201925. May 2019 0

On 16 October 2010, around 9 a.m., my boss, Nabil and I are standing with our vehicle at the “Main Gate” to pick up our guest, Batuz. He is accompanied by a former general of the freedom fighters, General Wasiq. […]

#Arts & Culture#Topic of the month

Márcio Baker: Responsibility!

22. May 20193. May 2019 0

Yes, one of the many things life offers us, whether we like it or not. Would it be a gift? Would it be a burden? It depends on, me, or you, how we feel what responsibility is. Or, still, it […]

#Columns#featured#Topic of the month

Sometimes only thumb sucking helps

20. May 201925. May 2019 0

I was seventeen years old when my gynecologist told me that I would never have children. Malformed ovaries and the hullabaloo. At 20, the same diag-nosis again, a few years later the same image on the ultrasound. So of course, […]

#featured#Travel

Japan – Between Tradition and Moderne

19. May 201925. May 2019 0

Nowhere else in the world do the contrasts between tradition and newness appear to lie so close together as in Japan.

#Columns

When your car decides if you are allowed to live

17. May 201927. April 2019 0

Actually, I like dogs, but if I were a self-propelled car, a dog walking on the road would probably be as good as dead. This at least suggests my result of an online test of the US-American MIT, which deals […]

#Stories & History#Topic of the month

Cornelia Becker: Bienvenido

16. May 201915. May 2019 0

They came in shorts and strapless dresses, despite the prolonged mild winter they had to be cold. Strangers, tourists who never found their way here before, some in evening dress, chic and tinsel and bronzed, but pale under the holiday […]

#Cusine#featured

Everyday Bean Stew

15. May 201925. May 2019 0

A ladle of hot and flavorful bean stew is a must have at any meal in Brazil. We love our bean stew with a spoonful of white rice besides vegetables, beef, chicken or fish. On the plate, some prefer to […]

#Arts & Culture

Music review: “Hurts 2B Human” by Pink

14. May 20191. May 2019 0

If you listen to Pink’s 8th studio album, which has been long awaited by the music world, then it’s somehow different – but still pretty good.

#Arts & Culture

Bernhard Schlafke: In the beginning was the stroke

12. May 201910. May 2019 0
#Essays#Topic of the month

Michael Spaccarotella: Responsibility

11. May 20191. May 2019 0

The word “responsibility” has so many meanings, definitions and interpretations. In its basic form, the word means having a duty or obligation to do something. The word can be used in the context of identifying jobs, tasks or specific actions […]

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