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Irish but based in Brussels for four years now, Rose is a regular contributor to our print edition who recently started editing the magazine’s papers section. She also takes a closer look at the online copy, embellishing it ‘a la Word’.
You wait and you wait for a book by Christian Aschman and then two come all at once… the photographer sits down with the Word and opens up about opening up. Read ›
Still ridiculously loved up, we bring you Brussels-based DJ Sagat’s excellent Valentines’s Day mix, inspired by tacky, crappy E-Cards. It’s a good one. Read ›
Every day of the week we’ll be hand-picking one gift that is guaranteed to get you in your loved ones’ good books. And we ain’t talking heart-shaped boxes… Read ›
In the third part of our designer survival kit we introduce you to the Stockman dummy – an essential no future fashion maker will be able to do without. Read ›
This weekend has exhibitions of Don Brown, Wouter Feyaerts and Daan van Golden in store. Plus: Get your hands on a contemporary art piece without getting your wallet out at Bozar and take in your dose of music at Transardentes or the Gym Class Heroes concert. Read ›
London three-piece Is Tropical takes you backstage with our disposable camera project. Read ›
We take a closer look at Steidl’s recent reissue of American photographer Bruce Davidson’s groundbreaking photographs of the New York subway back in the 1980s. Read ›
Our throw-away project gets given the Suun’s treatment. Read ›
A campaigner, a law enforcer, a lawyer and a investigative journalist. We profile four local heroes that strive towards making your society a more honest and transparent one. Read ›
Our pick of most memorable cocaine scenes in cinematic history, from Charlie Chaplin to Woody Allen. Read ›
Why is it that ‘white’ neighbourhoods aren’t as clearly defined in the human consciousness as, say, ‘Black’ or ‘Asian’ neighbourhoods? We’ve looked into the matter and stumbled across countless organic food shops and a lot of dog poop. Read ›