Ignored- framed is about the forgotten textile mills of Mumbai, that became disused and non-functional after the Great Bombay Mill Strikes of the 1980s. Occupying more than 6 acres in the heart if the city, Shakti Mills was allowed to degenerate for more than 35 years, a span of time that devolved it into a…
Stefania Roitman, Argentinian actress, host, content creator, and designer, presented her highly anticipated swimsuit designs for her brand, My Happy by Stefi, at her debut appearance at PARAISO Miami Beach. Teaming with MeryRacuachi and presented by Foster Grant & PAC Protocol, the current season coach for “The Voice” Latin America was enthusiastic in sharing the…
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✨ Allow all aspects of you to come into the awareness of your wholeness. ✨ You know those moments when you’re on the precipice of doing something new and exciting, but you get a twinge in your body that tells you “this” is scary?! Your heart says “Let’s do this!” … but your body…
Celebrating 5785: Reflections on Jewish Identity and Growth Through Travel As we enter the new Jewish year, 5785, and look forward to Sukkot, I’m especially grateful for the meaningful opportunities this past year has brought. Sukkot invites us to celebrate the harvest, a time of gathering and giving thanks for the hard work we’ve done…
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Banksy’s Vest, a poignant and provocative work that fuses patriotism with the realities of violence, made headlines at the recent Sotheby’s auction held on 9th October 2024. The iconic bullet proof Vest, executed in 2019 and numbered 1 from an edition of 5, surpassed all expectations by selling for an astounding £780,000, over its estimated…
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Whether you’re a seasoned sneakerhead or just a casual sneaker shopper, we can all agree that everyone needs to own at least one pair of minimalist sneakers 👟. If, like me, you want to graduate from your roughed-up Nike’s for a more fashion-forward pair without the price tags of luxury trainers, then Axel Arigato is…
I was thinking about you on my bike today. There I was, riding in the sun, feeling the freedom, trying to get people on Harleys to give me the biker wave… and wondering about you. At first, I was thinking about myself, because in full transparency, I was feeling guilty. There were so many things…
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Who doesn’t love fried rice for breakfast? This is our version of Hawaii-style fried rice that we love in our household, and we hope you give it a try! Packed with flavor and easy to whip up, it’s a delightful way to start your day or enjoy any meal. Ingredients 5 cups one-day-old cooked rice…
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Jess and I are lucky enough to travel a lot, with our travels taking us to all sorts of locations and venues around the world. Whilst most of our travels don’t require us to wear formal clothing, there are sometimes occasions where we do need to dress up a bit. So I have been on…
By Carl H. Nightingale*, University of Buffalo The Archive Box is a series featuring global urban historians reflecting on their archival experience, and on the practical and theoretical challenges they faced while working with a variety of archives across the world. View of Nairobi from the Wind Farm on the Ngong Hills. This particular view…
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