Skirt brand unseem was born with a purpose: making people of all genders feel free, safe, and powerful while expressing their femininity.
Javier Iglesias-Bexiga (Madrid, Spain, 1981) is a biologist with a postgraduate degree in forensic anthropology. He is also a founding member of ArqueoAntro, an interdisciplinary team whose aim is to recover, preserve and disseminate Spanish historical memory, particularly the memory of the victims of the Civil War and the Francoist repression that followed.
I have vitiligo and I always hear people say that it is an autoimmune disease, but I do not fully understand what that word means or what it entails.
Since the early 1980s, Montréal’s Mile End neighbourhood has seen its streets transformed by a wave after wave of culture and good taste. Here, local writers, artists, musicians, and filmmakers cohabitate with curious visitors at the art galleries, libraries, and coffee shops in the area.
How is it possible that Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle finds parallelisms in anthropology or painting and yet is not applicable at a macro level in classical physics?
Where do art and science meet? What parts of art do scientists have in their daily mission and, conversely, what can we see from science in art?
Painter Abraham Lacalle (Almería, Spain, 1962) invited us to his cottage in the forest, where we talked about his relationship with nature, a signifier that he uses in his work to show his unique vision of reality.
We visited the sculptor Jacobo Castellano (Jaén, Spain, 1976) in the Casa de las Flores (House of Flowers), an emblematic building in the Chamberí district of Madrid.
Actress, fanzine writer, podcaster, skateboarding lover, DJ, and vocalist of indie bands Clovis, Los Eterno, and her solo project Daga Voladora. Cristina Plaza (Madrid, Spain, 1975) has become an icon of Madrilenian counterculture today.
I would like to know why our legs and arms “fall asleep” sometimes. I have always been curious about it.
