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	Amy Winehouse by The Ovi Team 23 July 2011; with her gravelly voice and eclectic style, Amy Winehouse, 27, who was found dead in London, won comparison with some of the great female singers such as Sarah Vaughn and Nina Simone. But like another great singer, Janis Joplin, s
	H.R. Giger by The Ovi Team Hans Rudolf \'Ruedi\' Giger, born in Chur, Grisons Canton, Switzerland, 5 February 1940 – 12 May 2014, is a Swiss surrealist painter, sculptor, and set designer, who won an Academy A
	Family Portraits by Richard Stanford One day, or night, someone in each of these farmhouses sealed the windows, closed the curtains, looked around the empty rooms, stepped out the front door and locked it shut. They turned and walked away, leaving behind the laughter o

	Projects #2 by Uzeyir Lokman Cayci Uzeyir Lokman Cayci continues with his second artistic project.
	Nature lessons #1 by Roland Helerand “Nature teaches more than she preaches. There are no sermons in stones. It is easier to get a spark out of a stone than a moral.” - John Burroughs Ovi magazine is proud to present Roland Helerand’
	Stream of consciousness by Dr. Emine Koseoglu Can “stream of consciousness” be borrowed from literature and be adapted to drawing? To get the answer, pick up a song and start a quick sketching session. Both by concentrating on paper and leaving your hand free at the
	The Boat by The Ovi Team Our very own Thanos Kalamidas participates in an art event with theme “the
	The Archibald in the Yarra by Dr. Binoy Kampmark As one moves into Yarra country in Victoria, Australia, the sight of a tamed environment is everywhere. As the wineries start making an appearance as dots of civilized behaviour to water the thirsty, the mood is an appropriately cultured one
	A Hope, Wish, and Dream Come True by Melanie Rose White
	Gangbang Parties and Domina Rooms by Lilika Ruby Those of you who’ve been reading Art + Sex will recognize t
	Ovi Promotes: Art Exhibition in Vantaa, Finland by The Ovi Team
	Sex, swinging and the need to secede by Lilika Ruby Earlier this year, Swiss artist Christoph Büchel installed a
	Art + Sex: Lace Panties, White Cube (aka: Naked in the Museum) by Lilika Ruby Before I went to Art School, I went to the Kemper Museum. Hanging in one of the two main galleries was a group photography exhibit. I remember one photograph quite clearly. It was on the far wall – a temporary, movable wall, which you’
	H. Helmy Gallery by H. Helmy H. Helmy began painting when his niece and nephew asked him how a graphic he had designed on the computer would look on canvas. He bought art supplies, started painting, and hasn’t looked back. His love of nature serves as the source of his in
	Menu Fretin by Uzeyir Lokman Cayci Uzeyir Lockman Cayci makes poetry with his graphics, moves feeling with his drawing and he sketches life with ink. Visit his Art Exhibition in the pages of Ovi Magazine, HERE and enjoy his latest creations.
	In My Dreams It Was Simpler by Tolulope Popoola
	Cigarettes by Shavarsh Palabikian This is a photo-story to show the harm that cigarettes cause in a rather soft and delicate manner. It is presented not in the ways we got used to: a doctor holding lungs over a human body deeply cut in the thorax, where the pathologist shows th
	Antonis Anagnostou Romania by The Ovi Team The Ovi magazine proudly presents Antonis Anagnostou, the last addition to the Ovi Team. Antonis Anagnostou was born and raised in Athens, Greece and he has had a great interest in photography since he was 17 and naturally followed his photogra
	Mari Hokkanen's photography by The Ovi Team Ovi magazine is proud to present the work of Mari Hokkanen and invite you to visit her extraordinary exhibition in Motellet, Annankatu 10, from February 4th until March 3rd. And the best way to introduce an artistic work is to let the artist ta
	Mediterraneo: an Italian Film Still Worth Watching by Dr. Emanuel Paparella
	The Platonic Shutter by Isa Silva Isa Silva was born in 1987, and is finally of Fine Arts in Lisbon, Portugal. Drinking from the cinematographic origins and their atmospheres, an androgynous and fragile vision of the world is pretend the capture of an essence and of an abandoned atmosp
	Ars Fennica Awards by Johnny Milner Ars Fennica, the most prestigious art award on the Finnish cultural calendar will be announced today (November 19th) at Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art. Selected by Vincente Todoli (director of Tate Modern), the winner will be awarded a sizea
	When Now Meets Then: Art Exhibition by The Ovi Team When Now Meets Then… AND WHEN THANOS KALAMIDAS MET AMIR KHATIBAn exhibition that combines paintings, installations, cartoons, creations and ideas.
	Surreally stimulating in Helsinki by Thanos Kalamidas The names Marcel Duchamp, René Magritte, Salvador Dali, Max Ernst, Giorgio de Chirico, Joan Mirό and Jackson Pollok are just some names that I picked randomly from a very long list of artists that have one thing in common: they all be
	Woodstock Festival 1969 by Thanos Kalamidas Woodstock was not just a music festival, it was and still is a generation's symbol. It was the American May, it was the Vietnam War, it was the cold war, it was the beginning and the end of the American dream! Woodstock
	Heringa/van Kalsbeek - Exhibition by The Ovi Team
	Nunobark #3 by Nunobark Nunobark (27) is a Lisbon-based illustrator, artist, graphic designer... and proud father. He was the founder of several fanzines, maintains the Public Secret Blog.
	Uzeyir Lokman Cayci: Exhibition by Uzeyir Lokman Cayci A presentation of some of the work created by Uzeyir Lokman Cayci.For the full Uzeyir Lokman Cayci
	La Galleria Devanna a Bitonto: Un Nuovo Gioiello del Patrimonio Artistico d'Italia by Dr. Emanuel Paparella Quest’annuncio sull’apertura del Museo Devanna a Bitonto è stato già publicato sulla rivista internazionale Ovi in inglese. Vorrei ripublicarla in italiano in omaggio a quegli amici e parenti italiani che non leggono l’
	The Museum Devanna in Bitonto, Puglia: A New Jewel in Italy's Artistic Patrimony by Dr. Emanuel Paparella
	Catia Coias returns by Catia Coias Sheep with different colours (but all sheep), a gag ("don't do this, don't do that") limiting our freedom, a body which is a home and a home which is an abandoned body, other bodies suspended, jumping or falling over vertical
	EU-MAN Gallery: Open Every Day by The Ovi Team The European Union Migrant Artists Network cordially invites you to visit the first permanent EU-MAN Gallery in Helsinki's Cable Factory - Thanos Kalamidas is exhibiting.Since the launch of EU-MAN in January 1997 there hav
	"Architectonic structures" exhibition by Edyson Dos Santos Architectonic structures with light studies, vintage landscapes with organic silhouettes, warm colours and sepias. These photos were taken in Romania, The Netherlands, Portugal and Nigeria. Edyson dos Santos is a Venezuelan-born citizen of the
	"Multifunction Apparatus" exhibition by Ana Fradique Multifunction Apparatus is an object-performance/urban intervention/mobile installation created by the artist Ana Fradique and displayed lately on the streets of the city of Helsinki. The Apparatus is an object with many different functions: li
	Universal Colours #109 by Amir Khatib OK, this is 2009, a new year and a new start, and it is "smiling" down upon us with the hope that now Barack Obama has become the new U.S. president he will instigate his campaign slogan of "change we need". We are ready to
	Give me one reason... by Edna Nelson A piece of artwork from Edna Nelson: Give me one reason... For more From the mind of Edna Nelson click
	Is Art in the Eyes of the Beholder? by Dr. Emanuel Paparella
	John Dewey's View of Art as Experience by Dr. Emanuel Paparella
	The Other Side of the Moon by Thanos Kalamidas An exhibition commemorating some of the tragic figures of music.For the fu
	Freud's View of Art as Symptom of the Unconscious by Dr. Emanuel Paparella
	Art as Fictional Truth and Make-Believe by Dr. Emanuel Paparella
	The Nature of Art as a Problematic of Aesthetics by Dr. Emanuel Paparella By now the reader who has followed the various views and definitions of art by various philosophers and art experts as here presented is perhaps more aware of the eclectic, head-spinning nature of those views and may be wondering which are thei
	When is Art? Art as Symbolical and as Exemplification by Dr. Emanuel Paparella
	Graffiti: The urban art by Thanos Kalamidas The idea to write this article came from something that was suggested to me as a "must read", which was a story about a 20 year-old young man who was taken to a court room in Helsinki, Finland, accused of vandalism on the metro, train
	Global art, national concerns by Thanos Kalamidas It is hard to miss that something is moving in immigrant art globally, especially in Europe over the last two decades, and it is about time for immigrant art to take its rightful place in the national museums. However, that demands two major thing
	Appiah and Jegede's African Concept of a Postcolonial Art by Dr. Emanuel Paparella
	Galleria Uusitalo: Teemu Korpela by Marjukka Uusitalo Onnistuneen maalauksen sisältö on mielestäni toissijainen, mutta jotta kykenisin välittämään katsojalle jotain on maalauksen lähtökohdalla ja aihepiirillä oltava minulle itselleni merkityst
	Theodor Adorno's Concept of Art as Lighthearted and Liberatory by Dr. Emanuel Paparella “The prologue to Shiller’s Wallenstein ends with the line, “Ernst ist das Leben, heiter ist die Kunst”—life is serious, art is lighthearted. It is modeled on a line from Ovid’s Tristia: "Vita verecunda est, Mus
	Hermeneutics and Originative Thinking in Arthur Danto's "Artworld" by Dr. Emanuel Paparella
	East Side Stories: Hol(e)y and Profane by Alexandra Pereira Apart from the two last images, I use representations of the arrival of westerners to Eastern lands and India (more or less related with holy fights and rituals) in the 16th century, trying to give them more contemporary, often
	Leo Tolstoy's Concept of Art as Communication of Feeling by Dr. Emanuel Paparella
	Obamart by Alexandra Pereira Alexandra sent us a selection of work from www.designforobama.org to share with the readers of Ovi.Designforobama.org states, "The opportunity to bring the spirit of grassroots style organizing and collaboration to poster d
	Hegel's Conception of Art as the Ideal and the Historical by Dr. Emanuel Paparella
	Agion Oros, Under Water and Private Windmills by Catia Coias This is part of Catia's photo diary. It includes granite rocks, torn windmill sails, biblical allusions, cloths, stairways to heaven and fictional borders. Air, water, rocks/earth and the ball of fire of the sun, they all are present, as we
	EU-MAN's Autumn Salon Exhibition by The Ovi Team The European Union Migrant Artist Network (EU-MAN) invites you to attend its annual Autumn Salon Exhibition featuring artists from different countries at Helsinki's International Cultural Centre Caisa.
	Arthur Schopenhauer's Concept of Art as Revelation by Dr. Emanuel Paparella “The Platonic Ideas are the adequate objectification of the will” --Arthur Schopenhauer (from The World of as Will and Representation)Schopenhauer's (1788-1860) concept
	Galleria Uusitalo: Pekka Hepoluhta by Marjukka Uusitalo Pekka Hepoluhta näyttää vaihtelevan kahden genren, asetelmien ja maisemamaalauksen välillä.
	Pirate-drunk by Steve Cartwright It's well known that an artist becomes more popular by dying, so I'm typing this with one hand while pummeling my head with a frozen mackerel with the other. Take a gander ( or a goose ) at my online gallery. And please hurry with your
	US by Thanos Kalamidas For me, that can feelSometimes with my mind’s intensityI can feel you in a way thatSeems almost physical.And for you, I can senseSometimes you just exte
	Art for the End of the World by Alexandra Pereira Simply an exhibition titled: Art for the End of the WorldFor the full Art for the End of the World E
	Polarage by Thanos Kalamidas Because there are NO stars in the sky!For the full Polarage Exhibition, click
	Galleria Uusitalo: Hannu Palosuo's "Denying One's Destiny" by Marjukka Uusitalo Hannu Palosuon työskentelyn ja tutkinnan keskeisenä teemana on aina ollut muistikuvien ja katsojan henkilökohtaisten tunnetilojen tulkinta. Niin myös viimeisimmissä, ensimmäistä kertaa Helsingissä, Galler
	50 Bucks: Bring On the Sluts by Sarah Beetson Following shows in Melbourne and London, Sarah takes her second solo exhibition “50 Bucks: Bring On the Sluts” to Portland, Oregon. For those of you in the area it is your chance to see her collection of 500 small works rendered on
	Photography By Mari Hokkanen by Alexandra Pereira Photographers are one of Finland’s greatest artistic strengths, as the “Helsinki School” developed and broadened its explorations to achieve excellence in most photographic domains, from photojournalism to portrait, landscapes
	Panu Ruotsalo : "At 454 degrees latitude north" by Marjukka Uusitalo Työskentelen pienessä kylässä, Billnäsissä, hyvässä työhuoneessa ja omassa rauhassa. Tämä rauha ollut minulle tärkeää ja juuri oikea tapa elää elämää
	Javier Velasco - Digital Artist by Javier Velasco I have always been attracted to digital art, using the computer as a tool to express it. I use images and themes relating to the world of mass communication applied to the visual arts in my work. I have been greatly influenced by a culture of t
	Sarah Pow by Sarah Pow Sarah Pow makes her Ovi magazine debut with this exhibition.For the full Sarah Pow Exhibition, click
	Galleria Uusitalo: Totte Mannes & Panu Ruotsalo by Marjukka Uusitalo Totte Mannes Maalauksia sarjasta "Puretut veistokset"3.7. – 3.8.2008
	George Russell: The Song of the Greater Life by Rene Wadlow At a time when rising food prices have become a global concern and food riots are weakening governments, we need to look beyond short-term measures to deeper structural reforms. It is important to understand the pol
	Hammering Concrete! by Thanos Kalamidas A brand new exhibition from Thanos Kalamidas.For the full Hammering Concrete! Exhibition, click HERE!
	100 Acorns - 100 Days of Conceptual Instructions by Yoko Ono by Alexandra Pereira Grapefruit, the book of conceptual instructions by Yoko Ono, was first published in 1964, 44 years ago. Grapefruit was an incredibly humoristic, provocative, refreshing
	Uusitalo by Riipinen by Marjukka Uusitalo Uusitalo by RiipinenFrom the pages of the News of the World to Art NewsRetrospective Exhibition 1997 -2008Selected Works from
	Where Reality Fears to Tread: Art and Obscenity in Oz by Dr. Binoy Kampmark A barrier of illiterate policemen and officers stands between thetender Australian mind and what they imagine to be subversive literature.- H.G. WellsArt exhibitions can be a hazardous bu
	Nunes Gallery Helsinki: A Changing Picture by Alexandra Pereira Until June 1st in Nunes Gallery, Satu Bethell is presenting the exhibition A Changing Picture, with painting and photography artworks, sponsored by Hämen taidetoimikunta and Hausjärven kunta.
	Jarmo Kukkonen's "Timescapes - Aika maisemassa" by Marjukka Uusitalo 8.5. – 1.6.2008JARMO KUKKONENTimescapes – Aika maisemassaKuinka maalata maisemaa tänään?
	Ryoji Ikeda: spectra [amsterdam] by The Ovi Team Spectra [amsterdam] is artist and composer Ryoji Ikeda's commission for DREAM AMSTERDAM 2008; his first project for a public space and his first large-scale work pushing the creative possibilities o
	Dance! by Steve Cartwright It's well known that an artist becomes more popular by dying, so I'm pummelling my head with a frozen mackerel. Take a gander at my online gallery... and please hurry with your response - this mackerel's killin' me!
	Nunobark #2 by Nunobark Nunobark (27) is a Lisbon-based illustrator, artist, graphic designer... and proud father. He was the founder of several fanzines, maintains the Public Secret Blog.
	Nunes Gallery: Graphics Exhibition by Alexandra Pereira Gallery Nunes – Helsinki is proud to inform you that it is opening this Tuesday April 22nd 2008 with a Graphics Exhibition by Antti Jokinen, Pekka Litmanen and Taina de Carvalho.
	Be all the man I want by Steve Dalos Steve Dalos joins the Ovi team with an illustrative contribution...
	Jari Martikainen: Vol. 2 by Jari Martikainen Jari Martikainen (31) is a Finnish aircraft mechanic who enjoys travelling and has photography as a preferred hobby... though I don't think it should be just that for him! See for yourself. Note - photos taken with smal
	Welcome to "The Sparrow's Nest by Duncan Butt Juvonen Hello,My new show, 'The Sparrow's Nest
	Magician Downtown by Steve Cartwright It's well known that an artist becomes more popular by dying, so I'm pummelling my head with a frozen mackerel. Take a gander at my online gallery... and please hurry with your response - this mackerel's killin' me!
	Roots by Amir Khatib This installation participated in the large-scale exhibition which EU-MAN showed in two venues, the Helsinki Kaapelitehdas and the Rundetaarn of Copenhagen. The CUPORE (institution of culture research in Helsinki) bought it and now it is shown
	Nunobark #1 by Nunobark Nunobark (27) is a Lisbon-based illustrator, artist, graphic designer... and proud father. He was the founder of several fanzines, maintains the Public Secret Blog.
	Helsinki's Esplanadi by Will Martin A brace of photographs submitted by Will Martin.For the full 'Helsinki
	Works by photographer Cátia Cóias by Catia Coias Cátia Cóias (29) is a Lisbon-based artist and photographer. She attended the Fine Arts course, London Metropolitan University, and the Photography course at the Hackney College, London, as well as the Photography
	Skying Artwork in a National Museum: Salvador Dali by Linda Lane Interesting that searching I am unable to find anything on the Web about 'Skying Artwork'. What is "to sky artwork"? It is the practice, infringing on moral copyright, of hanging or displaying artwork in such a way that it can
	Recording Britain: The 20th Century Landscape by The Ovi Team : The Twentieth Century Landscape
	Photography Behind The Berlin Wall by The Ovi Team This exhibition brings together a group of photographers whose extraordinary contribution to European photography has quite literally been 'frozen out' by the cold war. Curated by Matthew Shaul, the exhibition includes works by Arno Fische
	Half a century of covers by Asa Butcher Here at Ovi we love numbers, especially landmarks, and today we have another perfect opportunity to showcase material from our archive. Today marks the 500th cover made by the Ovi Team and there was no chance we would miss this chance to take you
	'Empty is Full' Exhibition by The Ovi Team Hello all,The group show I'm involved
	Peace Art 2 by Alexandra Pereira Alexandra Pereira returns with more political imagery in her 'Peace Art' series.For the f
	Amalia in Natural Elements by Ovi Magazine Guest Amalia in Natural ElementsBy Amanda Aaron The Agora Gallery (530 West 25th Street, Chelsea, New York, NY, 10001) is proud to present Amalia in Natural Elements. Scheduled to run from
	Art In Politics - The Nexus between Art and Politics in Four War Movies by Dr. Emanuel Paparella Abstract: By fighting fire with fire, politic
	Art In Politics - W.H. Auden: Poet of the Age of Anxiety by Rene Wadlow Wystan Hugh Auden, whose birth 100 years ago in 1907, is marked this year by two separate groups of poetry readers. Each group celebrates half of his poetic life and rather tries to forget about the other half, seeing one pa
	Diego Fabbri's Trial of Western Civilization by Dr. Emanuel Paparella Abstract: Diego Fabbri's existential theater, passionately committed to the exploration of the human condition and the spirit of the age, is all but forgotten nowadays. That is unfortunate, for the theatrical produc
	Peace Art by Alexandra Pereira Inspired by Yoko Ono's 'Peace Wave' that encourgages everybody to print the 'War Is Over' poster and place it in their window, Alexandra Pereira has created her own 'Peace Series'.
	Art in Politics - Symbiotic or parasitic? by Thanos Kalamidas When you were young, before getting on this cynical carousel we are all in, I’m sure there were moments you imagined that there are no countries, nothing to kill or die for and that all the people live in peace. I have and sometimes I sti
	Art in Politics Editorial by The Ovi Team I think a theme like 'art and politics' is one of the most suitable for the thematic Ovi magazine and there are so many angles I’m sure we will not even reach a fraction of them. But, after all, this has never been the role of Ovi
	Line-dancing between the Seasons of the Fabrics by Thanos Kalamidas There are some nights, just like this nightwhen the hopes are like threads that fly,I think that I can see all my thoughts and all the painsa glance in the dark sky, white snowflakes
	The Finnish Winter by Maippi Tapanainen Experience a Finnish winter the warm way via the lens of Maippi Tapanainen.For the full 'The Finn
	A Frozen Mackerel - Ninja by Steve Cartwright It's well known that an artist becomes more popular by dying, so I'm pummelling my head with a frozen mackerel. Take a gander at my online gallery... and please hurry with your response - this mackerel's killin' me!
	My William Blake by Thanos Kalamidas I think it was March 1978 the first time I stepped inside the Tate Gallery in London and for me it was a thrilling experience that I had dreamed of long before ever arriving inside the gallery’s yard. Everything was there, Dali, Matisse, Pic
	East Asian artists wanted by The Ovi Team LONDON’S FAMOUS CHINATOWN CALLS FOR EAST ASIAN ARTISTS AS PUBLIC ART SCULPTURE COMMISSION ANNOUNCED As part of the Chinatown Arts Festival 2008: Five Circles, London based arts organisation Chin
	Muerte en Venecia by Alexandra Pereira En esta lectura de Muerte en Venecia, este me pareció un libro aunque si bien mas que perfecto del punto de vista de su estructura, se entiende mejor desde el prisma que lo leí la primera vez. Quiero volver
	Linda Lane's Mix by Linda Lane Linda Lane presents an eclectic mix of her photography work. For the full Exhibition, click HERE!
	Angels in Kallio by Maippi Tapanainen The story around them is that - as you may know - in the media Kallio is the centre of all decadence in Helsinki. We have the dossers, the junkies, the hustlers and Thai-massage places. My own opinion is that Kallio is great and tolerant - even
	Alexander Mikhaylov's Digital Art by Alexander Mikhaylov Alexander Mikhaylov presents a growing exhibition of his digital art and computer drawings. For the full Exhibition, click
	'Art in Politics' Theme Issue by The Ovi Team Heed Ovi magazine's call to arms! Well, our call is more to get the hands on the ends of your arms working because we are currently preparing to produce the next
	Linda Lane's Surrealism by Linda Lane Ovi magazine is proud to present another selection of photographic art by Linda Lane in our Exhibitions section.
	Lisn to Finland: Seven Designers - One Sense by Lisn Albeit geographically distant, Japan and Finland have always taken a great mutual interest in the culture of the other. During the autumn of 2007, these two cultures will have an encounter titled as “Lisn to Finl
	Jane of Thought: Why do we "art"? by Jane Eagle "I know that poetry is indispensable, but to what I could not say."A French guy by the name of Jean Cocteau wrote poetry but even he wondered why…It’s true that Art approaches us in each step of our
	Taiteilijaelamaa by Maippi Tapanainen Kuolleiden taiteilijoiden töistä maksetaan satojatuhansia euroja, ja heitä muistellaan oman aikansa eliittinä. Elävistä taiteilijoista vain harva elää taiteen tekemisellä.
	Exhilarating exhibitions by The Ovi Team Every day Ovi magazine publishes four new pieces of writing, but did you know that we also offer those who are skilled with a camera, a paintbrush or Adobe Photoshop the chance to exhibit their work free of charge?
	Art is life by Alexandra Pereira With its first edition in the winter of 2006 and the next issue announced for February 2007, this innovative free arts magazine is an event to applaud! The artist Bruno Maximus is the editor-in-chief of Gallery
	Mona Lisa or Mon Salai? by Louie Parsons She's inspired controversy, mystery, and wonder since 1504. The current belief is that she is a portrait of Madame Lisa Giocondo, the wife of a wealthy silk merchant. There have been countless other theories, but t
	The rich and clumsy by Asa Butcher Upon hearing the news that Las Vegas casino magnate Steve Wyn had pulled out of a deal to sell Picasso's Le Reve (The Dream) for a record $139m (£74m) after accidentally elbowing a coin-siz
	An Eliot masterpiece by Thanos Kalamidas “All my life they have been coming, these feet. All my lifeI have waited. Death will come only when I am worthy,And if I am worthy, there is no danger.I have therefore only to make perfect my will.”
	Conversations by Jan Sand The psychologist Thomas Szasz once pointed out that many people speak to God, but when he answers back you can be reasonably sure you are nuts. Providentially, God has many co-conspirators who are eager to supply His words as written in the Bible
	There's that word again by Jan Sand The old story is that one psychoanalyst passes a professional associate on the street, raises one hand in recognition and says, “Hi!” The second nods in acknowledgement and the two continue on their way. Each in his turn frowns and say
	Museums - Putting art out of context by Trol I was reading in a Greek newspaper about a museum in Athens that decided to open its doors to the public on a few selected nights. The exhibitions would be open until 2 a.m. with additional events planned for the late-night visitors, offering a br
	Turkey drops controversial charges on Novelist by Amin George Forji Elif Shafak was charged for insulting Turkish national Identity A court in Istanbul on Thursday surprisingly acquitted one of the country’s best selling novelist, Elif Shafak , 3
	Blue hair and pyramids by Asa Butcher “Enki Bilal! We must go and see his film!” gasped an excited Thanos a few weeks ago. I nodded in that uncommitted way that usually accompanies an outburst of his Greek enthusiasm and then stupidly asked, “Why?” Rapidly, I d
	Master of Aix by Ricardo Baez-Duarte Still Nature is essentially conceptual composition. The organization of physical objects in the harmonic composition of a Still Life, basically projects the subconscious structured order of the artist. Still Life
	Happy birthday? by Thanos Kalamidas Checking the theater sections in the newspapers around Europe, I was quite glad to see how many of the major European capitals have plays of Pinter on stage at this time of the year. Actually, I’m not sure if I should be