Science and Art

Discovered Open Call for ‘Hooked‘ – the first installation exhibition for a new Gallery in London connected to Guys Hospital – under umbrella of London Science Gallery – described as – a space where ‘science and art collide’ and bringing togethor researchers, students, communitys and artists – to look for innovate ways to look for […]

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Meteor Shower

Last night and night before – looked for shooting stars, the first night saw 7 and last night 5 – and waited and waited for one more – but it never arrived that i could see but feel very lucky for those i saw and understand there are hundreds passing over our heads right now […]

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Stories from Sweden

“In the very same countryside that has been left behind, there are whole populations that grow, build, bake, sew, print and generally fiddle about in full hipster fashion – and it’s not a lifestyle. They are just doing their jobs” … story by Peter Hammarbäck Joel Lindblad

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the legend of Bignor Hill

We found Bignor Hill by accident – the road went either way and because it was there and thought it was shortcut, took the path to the left and hoped we’d found an interesting route over the Downs to Chichester. But the road got smaller and steeper and felt the car was clinging to the […]

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Facebook

Finally understand why use Facebook… mainly to look at sweet photos of cats and dogs and have a giggle. Reallised this when someone asked me to like a post and tag someone in it and felt humungously embarrased. Long ago abandoned idea that could figure out how to drive traffic to small business. rather watch […]

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Chelyabinsk’s Labor Camp History & An Artist View Of Today — Edge of Humanity Magazine

Artist Anastasia Bogomolova is the Edge of Humanity Magazine contributor of this artistic social documentary photography. These images are from her project ‘Bakal‘. To see Anastasia’s gallery of projects click on any image. Since the autumn of 1941 until the spring of 1946 there was the Bakallag labor camp (GULAG […] via Chelyabinsk’s Labor Camp History […]

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Signposts

“Myths, legends and stories are the signposts previous generations have left us so we don’t have to figure out our own personal journey in solitude (they have to be metaphorical, because their interpretation will be different for each individual life)” Fred Van Lente Perhaps if we are a little lost at the moment we have […]

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Eden

Quote by Raphael’s Grandma.. ‘What you mean you can’t?’ ‘Just find a way’

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