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Category Archives: Arts & Culture
Gonzo Journalism
GONZO!
Story #1 – Fun Fair Reportage
“WHERE ARE THE MOTHERFUCKING MILFs AT?”, my co-journalist, my co-druggy, co-party, co-crazy shouts. “SSST, we’re undercover.” Deadly look shoots through my zebralined specs. “We’re on a mission, blend in with the crowd bitch.” The crowd- drab, grey, mindless. Good luck trying to blend in when you look like you skipped [...]
The Manifesto of Participatory Journalism
The Manifesto of Participatory Journalism from Maas Media on Vimeo.
Journalism and the role of mass media were in the past two centuries defined by the dichotomy of production and consumption. The publication of the news by an elite few, meant for solitary consumption in living rooms, trains and libraries around the world encouraged a culture [...]
Visualization Of Cultures In Motion
The European Union exemplifies an entity of a mixture of people that is determined by an intercultural society, which is often said to be the future of our globe. The Netherlands represents probably the most multicultural country within this bigger entity. Migrants from all over the world, including the writers and contributors of Maas-Media, have [...]
The Rise of Climate-Change Art
Vision of a tragic future? … Tomás Saraceno’s Biospheres at the Rethink exhibition in Copenhagen. Photograph: Anders Sune Berg
In the past decades, policy makers have given great attention to making cities or nations more sustainable. We, as citizens of the world, have to reconsider our obligations and responsibilities regarding our planet, too, because policy makers [...]
Posted in Arts & Culture, Issue 2 - Climate Justice
Tagged Arts & Culture, Climate Justice, Copenhagen
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Miru Kim Takes Pictures
When I discovered Miru Kim’s arts, I became interested in how she created the idea of her arts project called Naked City Spleen, photographs composed out of hidden, abandoned caves, structures, surroundings or places and herself, naked, in them. The effect is enthralling – it shows the vulnerability, but at the same time the eroticism [...]
Posted in Arts & Culture, Issue 1 - Alter Globalization
Tagged Arts & Culture, North America, Urban Art
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