Pandemically altered: Did you really ever need all that stuff? Do you understand now the value of relationship?, et cetera
In my lockdown in HCMC, Vietnam, I am starting to open my ears to the
In my lockdown in HCMC, Vietnam, I am starting to open my ears to the
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Atelier S P A C E // HCMC is an Autumn 2020 project of DK’s
Today. Words and images by Dipika Kohli. Here’s a link. http://gum.co/pace-riga-thereisnobackbutton Loading…
Today we share our Bangkok issue, S P C | Bangkok, ‘Step a Little Closer.’
I got off the plane in Narita, and things changed, forever. I was heading into
A zine about ‘The Law of Jante.’ You’re not to think you are anything special.
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I AM WRITING FROM MY ROOM, and it’s morning, and there is a rooster telling
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Frygt og Lykke. A short essay by Aske Pedersen
I VIRKELIGHEDEN HANDLER det ikke om at skrive, men om at åbne mig op for andre mennesker. Og for mig selv. For at gøre dette, er jeg nødt til at smide min facade, mit uigennemtrængelige skjold af forsvarsmekanismer, og hvad sker der, hvis modparten ikke kan lide det den ser? Noget af det mest uhyggelige er at gøre sig sårbar, blot for at blive såret.
A Q&A WITH ERLING SKORPEN, a jazz artist, on what makes something intriguing. ‘When you listen to a concert, and you notice that the musicians are really into what they’re doing. When you can feel the energy in the room, and there exists a special atmosphere there. That’s the feeling that best describes intrigue for us.’
GUEST POST from a guest of ’16N,’ our international conversation series of salons: ‘When we met, it was like we didn’t have a long awkward get-to-know-you phase, it was easy to chat and talk about less usual things.’
Guest post today: ‘OF COURSE THERE IS SUBJECTIVITY in all writing, even so-called factual writing, because writers choose which facts to include and thereby bend them to their purpose. So this implies that given a representative, well-sourced collection of facts and subjective observations, the reader is supplied with enough fuel to be intrigued, to read and form an opinion about the issue or the writing itself.’—Eric Chuk
This Q&A was originally published in DK’s weekly eZine, S. P. A. C. E. RECENTLY
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