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Kanako Sato: Kaleidoscope

Japan –  The calm surface of the water – it is the most beautiful mirror that is made by nature. It does not only reflect the scenery of the land

Q: ‘It felt like love’

India –  Known for testing definitions and boundaries, Q is a uniquely transitional director filmmaker. His most recent picture adapts Rabindranath Tagore’s Tasher Desh to the schizoid and lonely screen-mediated

Marc Codsi: The Art of Surrender

Lebanon – Wildly defiant of restrictive categorization, Marc Codsi has been indispensable in the proliferation and development of the fledgling Lebanese music scene as it exists today. His eclectic ventures,

Chang-Jin Lee: Comfort Women Wanted

South Korea –  This project is based on my trips to Asia since 2008, interviewing the Korean, Chinese, Taiwanese, Indonesian, Filipino, and Dutch “comfort women” survivors, and a former Japanese

Barmer Boys: Nomad Merasi Minstrels

India –   Blending an emphatically distinguishable medley of traditional and contemporary sounds, the Barmer Boys underline eclecticism as they infuse harmonies from instruments like the morchang, bhapang and khartaan

Phillip K. Smith III: Lucid Stead

U.S.A – On the weekend of October 12th in Joshua Tree, California, artist Phillip K Smith III revealed his light based project, Lucid Stead. What was expected to be a two

James Rawson’s Postmodern Pop Art

England –  Predominantly working in the medium of collage and painting, James found no inspiration in the beautiful Norfolk landscape he grew up in. Instead realizing the landscape of pop culture fed