So white is the colour of innocence and the latest trend in mass picnics? This year’s Dîner en blanc offered a credible alternative to commercialised culinary mass events when it gathered hundreds of people in the name of savoir-vivre. It almost seems inevitable that the next hype after DIY is BYO – bring your own. A tradition cultivated at shared flat parties might not seem like the most innovative thing, but it is indeed when the concept means to bring your own table cloths, chairs, candlesticks and champagne flutes.
Berlin
I EAT YOU

Berlin, which could carry the curry sausage in its coat of arms instead of the bear, is not really known for it’s culinary sophistication. That said, one of the city’s specialities is, if anything, the creative reinvention of classic entertainment. Read More
Killer Bling

Jonathan Johnson doesn’t want to live in a cheap plastic world. Even more, he condemns this world. So it immediately suggests itself, that Jonathan Johnson became a goldsmith. First he tried his talent as a joiner, carpenter and plasterer, but soon realized where his true profession was. His gallery is currently located in Hamburg, Germany. Read More
Beauty in Death
Iris has a great affinity to animals. But not in the way where you have a bunch of cats, dogs and rabbits to take care of and give a warm home. No, Iris Schieferstein from Germany has a devotion to skinned animals. Some people have pizza and coke in their fridge, she has dead animals. With them she creates masks, shoes, sculptures and other art.
Madonna is a fan of Michael Pixis
Michael Pixis was born in Würzburg and started designing when he was only 17 years old. By that time, he was already selling around the world his brand ”Pixis” -named after his own name- and famous people like Madonna’s daughter wore his t-shirts. Read More
Uniforms for everyone
Johannes Post was one of seven awardees at “gute aussichten – Junge deutsche Fotografie 2011/12″ where he competed with his thesis titled Inform, a project where he had 36 photos of cross sections of clothing, all presenting clothing or the human “uniform” with a completely new perspective. Read More
Jan Zabeil cleans up politics
A documentary report about the foreign cleaning personnel in the German Bundestag is one of the more interesting works from Zabeil. Born in 1981 in Berlin, he studied photography in Potsdam-Babelsberg from 2003 to 2009.
Augustin Teboul is more than expected
Augustin Teboul is not the name of a designer but the name-combination of two talented women. The German designer Annelie Augustin (28) has already worked for Yohji Yamamoto for Adidas. The French designer Odély Teboul (26) has worked for Jean Paul Gaultier. Together, the two women build a great contrast of two very different personalities.
Sara-Lena Maierhofer is no impostor
Sara-Lena Maierhofer was born in 1982 in the town Freudenstadt in the German Black Forest. From 2005 to 2011 she studied photography in Bielefeld, which won her a notable DAAD scholarship. Along that way she spent a lot of time in America, where she worked on part of her thesis. Read More
Sleep is for the weak
Don’t mess with Julia Kelz: she owns a black belt in karate, has an education in all kinds of dances and speaks four languages. Read More
Beware: Charming!
This guy has eyes like a tamed tiger and the body of Apollon, plays the horn, rows and is totally into Southern European gals.
Farmer’s girl on the big stage
For her first appearance on screen in 2011, Carolina was casted as a tough farmer’s girl from the North of Germany who falls in love with a Russian soldier-hunk in 1945.
They know how to treat women
Sherlock Holmes’ cats
Protesters for more love
Ecke Schönhauser is a neighborhood in Berlin, a film from the 50′s about youth, James Deanian rebels and a band of two guys. Read More













