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Internal/External Body Performance

With a background in theatre design, Kinga Oktabska's work explores bodily mutations and anatomical processes in relation to performance.

Celebrity – Artifice & Actuality

Hunter S Thompson's urgent message of political dissent and personal liberation will always live on.

Living Outside the Normal: On Fame and Infamy

"Something fascinates us in infamy's ability to defy our social morals. We fetishize the murderer and want to get into their minds."

"Jackie Treehorn Treats Objects Like Women!"

"Twenty years after The Dude said so, it is a genuine critique of our society to say we are beginning to treat objects like women."

Fighting For The Spotlight—Old Money VS New Media

"Is this a fabulous fame revolution, where fame is no longer arbitrary or elitist, but instead in the hands of the people?"

Dethroning The Serious In The Apple (1980)

“The discovery of the good taste of bad taste can be very liberating. It is good for the digestion”. By Ebba Webster.

LORD BYRON: The First Modern Celebrity

"This taste for idolatry may seem irrational, but the truth is, we just can't seem to help it." by Cara Ludlow.

I’M NOT FAMOUS ANYMORE

“What happened to you, Shia Labeouf?” by Holly Bond.

Who is Ye?

By Niall Walker ‘I hate being bipolar; it’s awesome.’ Your Buddha Upon founding a retreat on the Stone Cliffs of Chinese Sangha, the Zen...

Spotlight on Photographer Timothee Lambrecq

Reykjavic based filmmaker and photographer Timothee Lambrecq is a prolific self-taught photographer with an impressive portfolio of work.