- The Art of Conversation: Talking to Children About ArtIn a world increasingly dominated by screens and rapid information, the subtle beauty of art offers a serene escape. Introducing children to this world can be a rewarding journey, fosteringContinue reading “The Art of Conversation: Talking to Children About Art”
- Color Stories of the French Riviera: The Exhibition Companion for Les Couleurs de la JoieColor Stories of the French Riviera is the Companion of the Les Couleurs de la joie exhibition. It details information about the various towns and cities photographed by Iosif TrifContinue reading “Color Stories of the French Riviera: The Exhibition Companion for Les Couleurs de la Joie”
- A New Photography Exhibition by Iosif Trif: Les couleurs de la joie (The Colors of Joy)Photographer and Creative Director’s newest exhibition, titled Les Couleurs de la Joie, takes place at the Brasov Apollonia Culture Bank between 15 December 2022 – 16 January 2023. Here isContinue reading “A New Photography Exhibition by Iosif Trif: Les couleurs de la joie (The Colors of Joy)”
- Watch: “Brasov from morning till dusk”Photographers Alexandra Tomescu, Alex Nicodim, Alexandra Pandrea, Iosif Trif, Mihai Poiană and Șerban Mestecăneanu on 13 September 2022, made a portrait of the city of Brasov (Romania). The process wasContinue reading “Watch: “Brasov from morning till dusk””
- Street photography exhibition – “Brasov from morning till dusk”On Thursday, November 3, 2022, at the Patria Hall of the Brasov Philharmonic, the opening of the photo exhibition “From morning to night, Brasov”, organized by Pink Cat Studios, tookContinue reading “Street photography exhibition – “Brasov from morning till dusk””
- Qui S’aime Se Taquine: A Short Film About Love by Krzysztof KieślowskiA Short Film About Love is an extended film version of Dekalog: Six, part of Kieślowski’s ten-part television series, Dekalog, launched in 1988 and which is in Polish. The filmContinue reading “Qui S’aime Se Taquine: A Short Film About Love by Krzysztof Kieślowski”
- Black Mirror: The Abyss Staring Back at Us from our ScreensBlack Mirror is a well-known TV show that has captivated audiences from all around the world in recent years. It tells a distinct story in each episode, imagining a dystopicContinue reading “Black Mirror: The Abyss Staring Back at Us from our Screens”
- The Da Vinci Code Revisited 15 Years LaterThe Da Vinci Code, written by Dan Brown, was published in 2003 and soon became the most controversial book of the early 21st century. In it, the main characters, RobertContinue reading “The Da Vinci Code Revisited 15 Years Later”
- Bibliotheca Chemica CuriosaJean-Jacques Manget (1652-1742) was a Swiss doctor, writer and collector who published works on the European black plague, heart rhythm disturbances and anatomy. He is also known for publishing oneContinue reading “Bibliotheca Chemica Curiosa”
- Movie Review: As Above, So Below“Winged vulture leads the way with brightest light in darkest day.” “Underneath the heaven’s reign what is lost shall be regained.” “Halfway twixt the darkest gate and this tablet laidContinue reading “Movie Review: As Above, So Below”
- Orson Welles’ Unfinished BusinessOrson Welles is of course one of the most known and respected directors in the history of cinema. Most people know him for his 1941 film, Citizen Kane. His production,Continue reading “Orson Welles’ Unfinished Business”
- Eurovision 2021: The TrendsThe Eurovision Song Contest is an annual event where competing acts from various European countries (and their guests) duel for a win. The country which wins will be the hostContinue reading “Eurovision 2021: The Trends”