Kultur
BBC’s ”Wolf Hall,” a chilling adaptation of Hilary Mantel’s historical novels, plunges viewers into the ruthless world of Tudor England,…
A well-loved kitchen pot, a steadfast companion through countless culinary adventures, endures remarkable wear and tear over the years. Its…
Pelle Forshed’s graphic novel, Club Lonely, introduces Bure Bergström, a cartoonist mirroring Forshed himself. Clad in flannel and sporting a…
The attack on the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo on January 7, 2015, remains a stark reminder of the complexities of…
Anders Carlberg’s ”Mussolini Against Hitler: The Fate of the Jews in Fascist Italy” unveils a largely overlooked aspect of World…
Jules Sylvain, a name that once resonated with the familiar melodies of Swedish popular music, is gradually fading from public…
The fleeting nature of the Christmas holiday period, its swift passage from festive celebration to the imminent return to work,…
Ephemeral Matters: A Deep Dive into Fashion’s Hidden Archives The National Museum in Oslo’s exhibition, "Ephemeral Matters. Into the Fashion…
James Lee Williams, a prominent figure in the drag community known by their stage name The Vivienne, tragically passed away…
Anna Järvinen, a Swedish-Finnish artist, met for an interview on Helsinki’s Bulevardi, a street she romanticizes and has even written…