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READING ROOM

Friday, April 15, 2011

We can think of no better place to read mono.kultur issue #24 with Cyprien Gaillard’s interview than on top of the “beeramid”, Cyprien’s large-scale sculpture at KW in Berlin, built out of 72,000 bottles of Efes beer. Approximate duration to read Cyprien’s interview: 3 Efes beer!
The ‘reading room’ is open until March 22, 2011:
KW [...]

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Views from the Road

Thursday, April 14, 2011

Magnum Photos has an interesting project in the works. Starting May 12th, they are sending five photographers (this time, Susan Meiselas, Jim Goldberg, Christopher Anderson, and our favorites, Alec Soth and Mikhael Subotzky) on the first of a series of  road trips around America. Although the project site doesn’t yet have much information, Postcards From [...]

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PARADISE IS NEAR

Thursday, January 20, 2011

Very much looking forward to escaping the cold, grey and rainy Berlin weather at least for one day tomorrow, leaving all the hectic city life behind me – and to get a glimpse of paradise in the ‘Temple of Relaxation’, Berlin’s Liquidrom!
Thermal bath Liquidrom
Möckernstrasse 10
10963 Berlin

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OH BALTIMORE

Monday, October 25, 2010

Oh Baltimore – you get us every time; now you’ve done it again…

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ARCHITECTURAL HANGOVERS #01: PRIPYAT

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Our current issue featuring Cyprien Gaillard contains several references to and images of architectural curiosities where unfortunately we did not have the space to go into further detail – but we will present some of these here during the next few weeks.
The issue opens with a spread of Cyprien in the city of Pripyat, Ukraine, [...]

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