Danai Molocha - Writer & Editor

Bridgehead Media • 22nd June 2020

Dig deep into surrealist cinema with five stunning films

The strange reality of the lockdown confused us, made us reflect and rethink, and gave us some of the weirdest dreams we’ve ever had. It left us scrambling to put back together the pieces of life’s puzzle. Days and weeks blurred into one another, and...

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Medium • 14th May 2020

Interview — Sophie Cochevelou: “I love fashion that creates a link between people”.

I visited the designer’s workshop in East London to talk about diversity and sustainability in fashion — and, naturally, her colour-saturated, art-fuelled, LEGO-laced creations.

Skyscanner • 19th December 2018

Skyscanner Travel Trends 2019

As 2018 draws to a close, Skyscanner has done some serious number crunching and analysis to predict the top – and the best value – destinations for Irish travellers to visit in 2019. Brace yourselves for a few surprises!

BB Magazine • 14th April 2017

Pharmakon: The Art of Confrontation

Coughing. Breathing heavily. Rhythmically banging sheets of metal. Confronting mortality – confronting anything that might get in her way. New York artist Pharmakon. a.k.a. Margaret Chardiet has been snarling, wailing, baring her soul to global...

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6th August 2019

Cultural Escapes In The City of Sin: The 10 Best Artistic Attractions In Las Vegas

There is no lack of vision and creative spirit in a city that loves to reinvent itself as frequently and ambitiously as Las Vegas. Behind the flickering neon signs and the imposing hotel facades hide a number of timeless masterpieces, art galleries,...

Athinorama • 10th June 2010

Interview with Rufus Wainwright: "I'm David to Lady Gaga's Goliath"

I got in touch with Rufus just a few hours before Prima Donna (his first opera work) premiered in London, eager for a chat centring on the recent controversial reviews, his latest CD release [All Days Are Nights: Songs For Lulu] and his tumultuous...

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Culture Trip • 5th August 2019

Friedensreich Hundertwasser: The Straight Line Is Godless

In the Austrian artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser’s radical manifestos, nothing is what it is supposed to be: the straight line is atheistic and immoral and an uneven floor is a melody to the feet.

Skyscanner's Travel Blog • 19th June 2019

How to see Turkey on a budget

Holidays in Turkey are about more than soaking up the sunshine. Bridging the gap between Europe and Asia, it's rich in culture and history as well as beautiful beaches. With ancient ruins to explore, bustling marketplaces to browse and a burgeoning...

Music Crowns • 13th December 2016

Bonobo releases ‘Break Apart’ featuring Rhye | New Music

Bonobo, the British master of eloquent, immersive electronic music has released ‘Break Apart’, building up suspense for his sixth album ‘Migration’.

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25th October 2016

Susan Meiselas Photographs The Nicaraguan Revolution

From her candid early work on New England’s Carnival Strippers to her coverage of combat training in Louisiana’s Fort Polk, American photographer and filmmaker Susan Meiselas invites the viewer to give much more than just one look.

Beautiful Bizarre Magazine • 30th June 2017

Popovy Sisters: A Dollhouse Haunted By Haute Couture

Mesmerized by the charisma of personalities as diverse as Marilyn Monroe and Marilyn Manson, Lena & Katya Popovy decided to pour their bottomless talent into doll making.

Beautiful Bizarre Magazine • 9th January 2016

Jesse Draxler Terror Management™ @ Booth Gallery

Keeping up with with Booth Gallery’s restless artistic and intellectual explorations, fine artist, illustrator, art director and designer Jesse Draxler brings to life, in unapologetically surreal, dadaist, expressionist black & white, the notions of...

Europe Up Close • 2nd February 2015

Take a New Look at Arty London

London galleries and museums are more often than not an overwhelming experience – an endless parade of disoriented visitors blocking your view and usually accompanied by a busy soundtrack of camera clicks. But there’s a different and far more...

BB Magazine • 2nd December 2015

The Benevolent Monsters of Johan Potma & Mateo Dineen: Interview

This is Zozoville. An extraordinary, fuzzy, and snug place where life has a million colours and no one has to be perfect. Well, so long as they are fluent in monster language.

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Electric Trips blog • 21st April 2017

Paris, France: Surrealism, existentialism and other modern ghosts

More than a week after the holidays, Paris lusciously bathed in Xmas lights; but still wept under the grey skies. Hereby lies beauty - and distortion.