by Mark Linnhoefer Ah, Germany. The country I was born and raised in. Full of beautiful landscapes, enchanting forests, mesmerizing villages, and radical right-wing hatred. Yes, the tour guides often leave out that last bit, but it’s getting to be an increasingly bigger problem – we have PEGIDA, LEGIDA, HOGESA, […]
by Mark Linnhoefer “It’s like Pepsi would suddenly agree to have little Coca-Cola ads on its bottles.” Was the first thought that crossed this reporter’s mind when hearing Yahoo’s announcement on Tuesday that the rival internet company signed a search advertising deal with search giant Google Inc. The agreement is based on […]
by Autumn en Austin On October 16th you could find me drinking ciders, inhaling second-hand smoke in a sweaty Austin, Texas crowd, listening to music. Three bands graced the somewhat famous outdoor stage of Stubb’s BBQ: Within Reason, Saint Asonia & Seether. And, the below ramblings are what I fucking thought about […]
by Saira Viola Joe Strummer was imbued with the soul of a poet, the prophetic vision of a Wiseman, and the knuckle fisted passion of a rock genius. This remains one of the key albums of their creative ladder. Booming social polemic immersed with storming guitars and the lyrical delicacy […]
By Marc D. Goldfinger There was Dean Levy and he was counting the Quaaludes and he kept losing the count at around fifty or sixty. It was beginning to make him mad and his wife Brenda came over to help and dropped the coffee on his lap and he jumped […]
by Donnie Casto II It was the 2:00 a.m. loneliness that wore over him, like an old comfortable coat that was two sizes too small he felt he could never shed. It wasn’t so much he was alone or that he felt alone that bothered him, stopped the sleep he was […]
interview by Saira Viola For Saira Viola and Heathcote Williams: If Art, if poetry is not revolutionary then it is not Art, then it is not poetry! The mythopoet returns to the role of seer by creating myths that resonate, that explode in the minds, the beings of readers, myths […]
OPEN gallery is excited to announce the premier of photo-journalist Amira Karaoud’s “I will have soft hands”, an exploration of the female expectation of marriage through-out the different cultures of the world. Having traveled to 40 countries, her exhibit is both a visual treat and a moving realization of the […]
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