Using the long Easter weekend for a getaway trip to London? With exhibitions exploring body adornments and the street art of Spanish artist Pez, Clark’s album launch party and the Superfreq night you’ll have a lot to discover. Read ›
Articles tagged with “Lifestyle”
The suggestion
Spring cleaning
Spring is a time for new beginnings (read: new clothes). But what to stuff in your closet once you’re done clearing out the cobwebs from your woolly Belgian winter wardrobe? Here’s our handpicked selection of lovely spring things. Read ›
The schedule
The weekend in Belgium 29.03
This weekend, everyone’s off to The Word’s orange album release party. Oh, and there’s also exhibitions of Charley Case, Joel Morrison, Andres Serrano, Lara Gasparotto and Ford Madox Brown, plus parties at Brussels’ Catclub and a Helmet gig. It’s going to be a busy one. Read ›
The schedule
The weekend in London 29.03
London’s calling with exhibitions from Roald Dahl illustrator Quentin Blake and Japanese artist Kasuma, plus a gig by London-based band Guillemots and an absolutely unmissable drum n bass do at Fabric. Read ›
The turn
Back to zero
As part of our series on new beginnings, here’s Julien Mourlon and Mieke Dumortier who’ve accomplished something most of us scaredy cats daren’t do: they took the reigns of their careers and said so long to playing it safe. Read ›
The throw away project
Casiokids
The Word’s throwaway project whisks you backstage for a peek at Norway’s Casiokids doing their thang on their latest tour. Read ›
The profile
New name, new game
We’re talking band re-baptisms as part of our series on new beginnings, with Belgian musos The Glimmers, MonkeyRobot, New Bleeders and BRNS on why they did it and how it changed things (or not). Read ›
The throw away project
M O N E Y
After their gig in Paris’ Point Ephémère last month, M O N E Y, Mancunian band on their way up, strip down naked for our throw away project. Literally. Read ›
The schedule
The weekend in Belgium 22.03
From Jeffrey Clancy’s metallica to Kubrick’s lonely cities, and all the Gustavo Riegos, Kirsten Pieroths, Koen Vanmechelens in between, throw in an average temperature of 17° and some cold, fizzy Jupe and you’re set for a killer weekend in Belgium. Read ›
The schedule
The weekend in London 22.03
Exhibitions of Christopher Baker and Alice Chennar and Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Drums of Death and Nero in concert: Definitely worth a trip to the island this weekend. Read ›
The word on
The rise of e-suicides
Today we kick off our series on ‘new beginnings’ by taking a look at those who dare to say goodbye to their social network accounts. But, as the Eagles put it: “You can checkout any time you like, but you can never leave.” Or can you? Read ›
The interview
Sei A
We sat down with Scottish producer Sei A AKA Andy Graham in London to talk about his music and how moving to the big smoke has affected it. Read ›
The interview
Fifteen questions to Alice Knackfuss
We talk to the designer about feminism, the “freedom” of menswear and why she ultimately refuses to believe in fast fashion. Read ›
The schedule
The weekend in Belgium 15.03
What does your future hold? A workspace-cum-gallery in St. Gilles, a darkly colourful show by Nicolas Van Kerckhove, plus expos at ALICE, Artiscope and Salvo and everything in between. Oh, and Madball play hard ball in Antwerp. Read ›
The schedule
The weekend in London 15.03
Getty’s east-enders and some Ordnance Surveying by Jo Syz provides your photography fix in facking Landan this weekend, while Needwant and Breakestra are there to tick all your house and funk boxes. Read ›