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Micro-content Dailys, long form weekly opinion pieces. Our coverage focuses on four different topics that intersect and increasingly create subjects that are weird and exciting all the same. Technology, Visual Cultures, Politics and the Future. We really do just want to feed our readers with stories that are honest, spark curiously and address the kind of questions on morality and ethics we ask ourselves everyday.

The website of award-winning British photographer, Andrew Newey. Contains licencing, print, workshop, bio and contact information.

Rami Maki, grew up in Baghdad in 1984, surrounded by an artistic family that encouraged him to travel and pursue his dream of creating a company that reflected his passion. His father and mother are both Ceramic artists and graduated from the Academy of Fine Art in Baghdad. As a child, his upbringing within a liberal and artistic family kept him away from any religious or ethnic attachments, into a more secular and humanistic perspective and life style, believing in the words of the famous Lebanese author "Amin Maalouf": " I am the son of the road, my country is a caravan and my life is the most unexpected of voyages." Rami went to The Music and Ballet School of Baghdad. After the war, his family had to move from country to country until they finally settled in Syria where young Rami was able to nourish his artistic talent. Due to this, Rami was exposed to different cultures and learned how to speak different accents. In Syria where he also published his first big project, his first website in Old Damascus, containing everything historical and old about it. After his long travel, he finally settled in London where he established his company, Microvera. It provides a comprehensive portfolio of online presences for a wide range of clients from individuals such as actors, TV personalities and broadcasters, to small, medium and large companies. For him, Photography is a universal language that transcends all barriers and can be understood by everyone and everywhere. A picture speaks a thousand words, it gives him deeper meaning to love photography even more. What’s fascinating for him is that the camera can capture a moment with the touch of a button, therefore encapsulating the essence of that memory and the feelings it evokes forever. Photography is not just a job, it’s his passion, and with his keen eye for details, he could help you to capture your precious moments and to document your very own memories forever. Thus, and following his heart's desire, he studied various areas in Digital Artistry which includes but not limited to Film-making, Cinematography, Visual Arts, Journalism and Photography. Starting with a simple artistic vision he has grown into a well-known name for digital media communications and design.

Welcome to the Centre for Postcolonial Studies at Goldsmiths, University of London. Postcolonial theory is a flourishing field of enquiry at Goldsmiths, where it is taught and researched in most academic departments, including English and Comparative Literature, Theatre & Performance, Sociology, Media & Communications, Cultural Studies, Art, Anthropology, Visual Cultures, Music, and Politics. Two of…

Jimmy’s dream has always been to create awareness about our world’s indigenous cultures through his photography. He has wanted to create a visual document that shows us and future generations the beauty of how they live.

Dr. Mike Watson

Dhanak is the largest inter-collegiate Annual Cultural Festival of Southern India, organised by the Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology(IIST), Thiruvananthapuram. Slated to take place over the four action packed days from October 20 to 24, 2017, with the supreme blend of popular surprises.'Dhanak' is another word for 'rainbow', aptly encapsulating the essence and spirit of the festival— the singularity in a multitude of colours, passions, and people; the variety of cultures, talents, and ideas, inherently celebrated through their amalgamation in the form of music, dance, literature and visual arts.

platform supporting independent publishers in art, architecture, design, humanities and visual cultures London, Paris, Arles, Amsterdam

Artistania is a non-profit organization which provides space and opportunities to encourage individuals with different cultural and social backgrounds to work together on artistic and socio-cultural projects. The association's goal is to promote the idea that cultural differences can stimulate inspiration, creativity and mutual learning. Therefore Artistania creates possibilities to implement and present this idea through its projects. We believe in art as a favorable tool for connecting people and cultures across boundaries, transcending languages and traditional ways of thinking, as well as allowing people to reveal their own realities to others. Artistania places special emphasis on activities such as visual and conceptual art, theater, photography, music, filmography, literature, dance, etc. Artistania with its artistic projects is not only willing to connect people across boundaries but also wishes to encourage acceptance, respect, responsibility and other social skills among individuals. The results of these art projects will be presented to the public in different ways including unconventional exhibitions, indoor or outdoor theater performances, film screenings, workshops... These artistic and creative events will not only give the participants of the projects a chance to receive public acknowledgment but also enhance and diversify the cultural life in the neighborhood and in the city.

Christian Nyampeta, 2011-2015

Archnet is a globally-accessible, intellectual resource focused on architecture, urbanism, environmental and landscape design, visual culture, and...

BENI - Visual space inspired by diverse global cultures. Premium products inspired by global cultures. Selling geometric patterned vinyls. As well as a photography and video platform for storytelling.

Organización sin ánimo de lucro, dedicada a la investigación, producción y promoción de las artes, la literatura y otras expresiones culturales, con énfasis en el teatro. Artefactus is a non-profit organization dedicated to researching, producing and promoting theater arts, dance, music, film, visual arts, literature, reading and other cultural events emerging. It produces professional training and artistic exchange between different cultures and nations.

The Foundation for Latin American Anthropological Research is better known as FLAAR.Our mission includes research, education, and outreach on pre-Columbian culture, as well as the technologies needed to preserve visual links to our past.

Multidisciplinary photographer capturing what our planet and people create.