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I met up with the lovely ladies Charlotte and Jeanine – the artists behind Cullinan Richards – to have a chat about their work. I had met them once before in a studio visit with my contemporary art h...
The self-portrait entitled “Eating a Banana” by British artist Sarah Lucas changed her own perception of her ‘masculine’ appearance from being a disadvantage to being something she ...
Love this photo of Susan Sontag. Even more because I read this article the other day, where she says: “Things I dislike: sleeping in an apartment alone, cold weather, couples, football games, s...
My new favourite song by Gotye featuring Kimbra. Click here to view the embedded video. Related posts: Still Here Song by Oh Land. Have a great Friday... Concert with Lykke Li You gotta love this gir...
I love to be a woman. And I love my iPhone. I want to share a (free) app from Fotopedia Magazine, with a photo-series by Olivier Martel, titled “Women of the world”. He has taken some ama...
I’m so proud of my lovely friend Stine Riis, who has worked so hard with her graduate collection, and is now being rewarded by H&M. They chose her as the winner of their 2012 Design Award....
I like the simple, yet inspiring idea behind this beauty video by Annelise Phillips for The Last Magazine. Click here to view the embedded video. I also love that my friend Amalie Bruun is the person...
You might have noticed some changes to the site. I’m trying to simplify (my Scandinavian gene is still alive) things a bit. Wunderbuzz is already more than three years old, and many things have...
I love walking along Regents Canal in London, it is a nice way to get some fresh air and being close to water always calms me. I have photographed my favourite place at Regents Canal using my iPhone....
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My lovely friend Stine Riis has been chosen as the UK finalist in H&M’s Design Award. Here’s a little video about her and her collection. Click here to view the embedded video. You ca...
to dress up. I love these women. Click here to view the embedded video. Related posts: Underground David Bowie – Underground. Cool song from the movie “Labyrinth”.... It's diff...
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I just discovered these lovely three sisters and their band “The Staves”. Here’s two songs by them live at Cecil Sharp House. Gone Tomorrow: Silver Dagger: You can download t...
Is premiering on Wunder. It is a song by my lovely friend Amalie Bruun, recorded with Dan Shapiro. Related posts: Branches Listen to Amalies lovely new single "Branches".... Undead The lovely...
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The amazing femme fatale; Lauren Bacall singing “How Little We Know” in the film “To Have and Have Not” from 1944 also starring Humphrey Bogart. Click here to view the embedde...
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I just watched this film, as part of my filmstudies at Goldsmiths, and I can highly recommend it. It’s a 1966 Czech film directed by Věra Chytilová and considered a milestone of the Nová Vlna m...
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