The Brooklyn Reader • 20th March 2017 Double Dutch Gives Brownsville's 'Jazzy Jumpers' a Creative Outlet Except for dance, recreational activities for girls are non-existent in Brownsville, one of New York’s poorest neighborhoods. That’s where double dutch comes in.
The Brooklyn Reader • 10th August 2016 Fort Greene Walking Tour Steeps Residents in the Area's Storied Past Teeming with architectural holdovers from the post-Civil War era, Fort Greene has remained a largely low-rise, tranquil neighborhood with an unwavering self-awareness of its own history.
The Brooklyn Reader • 24th April 2017 Brooklyn Museum Showcases Artists of the Black Power Movement A mixed-media exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum pulls back the curtain on the black woman’s experience during the rise of second-wave feminism.
The Jakarta Post • 5th May 2013 Dancing While Disabled Disability is a separatist mind-set and has nothing to do with physical limitations, contends contemporary dancer and founder of DanceAbility, Alito Alessi.
The Jakarta Post • 19th May 2014 Journalists Discover The Beauty of Smartphone Photography Warning death knells tolled for quality photojournalism when major US newspaper Chicago Sun-Times replaced its entire photography staff with iPhone-wielding reporters in May last year.
The Jakarta Post Magazine • 9th September 2013 Inside the Home Museum of Princess Diana's Couturier Harry Darsono tells of outfitting such luminaries as Queen Rania of Jordan and the Late Princess Diana, but his private home museum is the story of a boy who overcame the odds to succeed.
JPlus Weekly Lifestyle Supplement • 5th January 2014 Master of Illusion: Interview with Kurt Wenner, inventor of 3D street art
The Brooklyn Reader • 26th June 2017 Artist Marie-Hélène Transforms Photographs into 3D Objects in Bed-Stuy The former investment analyst turned artist uses a unique process called hydrographic transfer to transpose photographs onto 3D objects.
The Architect's Newspaper • 25th April 2015 Powder, Foam, Liquid - Latest Developments in 3D Printing New directions in 3D printing and robotic construction technologies lead to breakthroughs in speed and cost saving.
The Architect's Newspaper • 22nd July 2015 Upward Mobility: La Casa Supportive Housing Eyed as Antidote as Antidote to Homelessness The District of Columbia is experimenting with an innovative antidote to chronic homelessness.
The Architect's Newspaper • 19th October 2015 Architects design world's first seismic-proof orphanage in Nepal An orphanage in Nepal by MOS Architects becomes a relief shelter after a 7.8-magnitude earthquake.
The Architect's Newspaper • 14th July 2015 Naturally Indoors: Wadi Rum Desert Resort Steal yourself for a weekend, sans smartphone, to a majestic landscape where luxury consists of silence and candlelight.
The Architect's Newspaper • 8th July 2015 Scultpor Thomas Doyle contemplates domestic life through miniature scenes of destruction Sculptor Thomas Doyle offers a profound, if morose, take on domestic life and interpersonal relationships by repurposing playthings into artwork.
The Architect's Newspaper • 19th June 2015 Impossible architecture: Spanish artist's paintings feature gravity-defying Escher-esque scenes The impossible architecture depicted in paintings by Spanish artist Cinta Vidal Agulló are immersive M.C. Escher-meets-Dr. Seuss dreamscapes of multi-dimensional planes.
The Jakarta Post • 29th January 2012 The World through the Eyes of a Child While rocket ships, infallible superheroes and pretty princesses seem to be the stuff of contemporary children’s literature, Dutch children’s tales and fables focus on themes of everyday life in their purest form.
The Architect's Newspaper • 27th August 2015 British artist Banksy's morbid amusement park Dismaland drips with sarcasm Anonymous street artist Banksy’s top-secret "bemusement park" has opened at an abandoned British seaside resort at Weston-super-Mare, UK.
The Architect's Newspaper • 9th July 2015 In the office of the future, you can ride your bike to your desk, says global architecture firm NBBJ
The Architect's Newspaper • 28th April 2015 Slow Ride - Putting the Park back in Allen Parkway Reckless driving and congestion have turned Houston’s Allen Parkway from the scenic drive developers envisioned 80 years ago into a seething highway.
The Architect's Newspaper • 29th July 2015 Honoring the forgotten: Artist Robbie Rowlands showcases Detroit's abandoned houses The deteriorating floorboards and walls of abandoned homes appear to defiantly reassert their existence in artist Robbie Rowlands’ exhibition, 'Intervention.'
The Architect's Newspaper • 18th June 2015 It's Alive! MoMA Tower by Jean Nouvel Set to Go Up, Up, and Up A tower designed by French Pritzker Prize laureate Jean Nouvel joins the high-flyer ranks of the New York City skyline.
