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Un café, s’il vous plaît

Published on September 29, 2017 in Arts & Culture/Fashion/Lifestyle/Visual Art by Mila Belcheva

While I was born a little after David Lynch released his cult TV series Twin Peaks, thanks to my older sister I grew up with a distinct regard for the way the show altered the industry and paved the road for masterfully weird television.

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Artist Profile: Ivailo Sakelariev

Published on January 12, 2017 in Arts & Culture/Contributor Profile/Fashion/Visual Art by Ivailo Sakelariev

Any artist who has decided to follow this path must understand that talent alone, theoretical and technical training, or a rich set of experiences do not by themselves ensure the achievement. One still needs that creative spark, otherwise known as Inspiration.

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The Mythological Woman: Archetypes from Yesterday to Today – Lilith

Published on January 12, 2017 in Arts & Culture/Fashion/Noteworthy/Visual Art by Julieta Kaludova

Ladies and gentlemen, let us introduce to you lady Lilith – the beautiful (and beautifully frightening) archetypal female-vamp who, as Dante Gabriel Rossetti splendidly versified in 1886, possesses the power to dominate man’s body and heart. Ah yes, and his life as well.

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My Hands are Asking you Breathlessly

Published on January 6, 2017 in Poetry/Translations/Visual Art by Julieta Kaludova

My hands are asking you breathlessly:
Haven’t you longed to be a guitar?
To wait for a musician in a desperate rhythm
thirsty fingers over you to run?

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Symbolism du Monde: the Red Dress

Published on December 28, 2016 in Fashion/Noteworthy/Visual Art by Julieta Kaludova

Unlike the little black dress, which Coco Chanel deemed imperative for every woman’s wardrobe, the red dress is something more special and distinctive. Owning a red dress is not a necessity, but rather – a privilege.

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Artist Profile: Inna Koleva

Published on December 17, 2016 in Arts & Culture/Contributor Profile/Visual Art by Inna Koleva

Exploring new mediums and concepts is what makes art interesting for me (which has turned my portfolio into a chaotic mess).

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Instructions Upon Opening

Published on November 18, 2016 in Original Fiction and Poetry/Poetry/Visual Art by Adam Sacks

This Life is not a Gift
It cannot be returned,
exchanged
or repackaged
It can be refound, restored and
renewed

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Digital Immortality

Published on November 17, 2016 in Noteworthy/Visual Art by B.G. Reynolds

Can futurism, technology, and biology be used together to conquer physical death? The Holy Grail. Humanity’s oldest quest. Immortality. Is it possible? The question has been out there for as long as humans have been conscious and could conceptualize and dream of an afterlife. But perhaps this question — the one regarding the possibility of everlasting physical life — has finally been answered. Maybe there is a new question to ask: are we on the cusp of finally attaining it? Could it actually be possible, that in as little as a generation or two, humans will be living for as long as they want within a…

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Timon Sinos

Published on October 17, 2016 in Original Fiction and Poetry/Poetry/Visual Art by Adam Sacks

Timon Sinos
Rises the ordinary into infraviolet intermissive bereft of brief
nothing to stamp so I stomp this out
please do not accept under conditions or on any behalf

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Symbolism du Monde: The Black Dress

Published on October 15, 2016 in Arts & Culture/Fashion/Visual Art by Julieta Kaludova

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Not so much a color but rather a shade, black has probably the most complex symbolism in fashion, analogous only to the color blue.
During the Victorian era black was exclusively the color of mourning and widowhood, demanding not only a strict dress code but a certain etiquette as well

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