Seattle, Phnom Penh & Sài Gòn
Qualitative sciences are curious, sometimes. I found something written by Philip Kitcher in his book, The Lives to Come. Not saying that you should read the book, it wasn’t that interesting, but
MoreA quality life? ‘Knowing what matters and if you achieved it’
A members-only issue. S P A C E | Saigon ‘The Book of Feelings: Part I’. So many things to say. Quietly, in the safety of a carefully held S
By request, we’re bringing back the 2018 online short course for photographers who love to write. It’s called ‘Slow Moment.’ Max of 4 participants. Application required. Selected candidates will be
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This week’s issue is about the art of cooking. It’s a members-only one, this time. The cover image and the food preparation itself are both by Atelier S P A
This is a conversation salon. A dialogue. A discussion. A conversation in which we have no ‘sides’, but just a ‘center.’ Sharing as we go with those who are open-minded,
Here it is. Our do-it-yourself short-course. It’s 100% virtual, by email. WHAT YOU’LL GET. DK’s is a classic approach to how to create a stellar brand identity design. We will give
A lot of fun, this one. I am revisiting our digital archives, and curating new issues of S P A C E, this autumn. This, in parallel with Atelier S
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By invitation. Photo: DK / Atelier S P A C E Mito, 2019
The lead story for this issue is ‘Bờ Biển 1999,’ or ‘Seaside 1999’. It’s by Quân Nguyễn. This story is in Vietnamese and in English. Special thanks to DS Phong
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That’s just not an understatement, is it. The world. How we work. Where and when. And the way we relate to one another, too. Let’s reflect, and connect? Read more
This week we have had some great, great conversations already about the nature of how we connect. ‘We’ as in people who like great connexion, but also, recognize that most
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Update: 14 Oct ‘The history of print, publications, and zines is deeply rooted in political movements and societal change. Now more than ever people are finding inspiration and community through
Watching, listening. Looking, sharing time. This issue’s one of my favorites, from this year. It’s a photo essay from a recent walk that members of our team in HCMC shared,
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