'Picturing Berlin: Reporting my City' - Newcomers and locals come together to explore and ph
"Ali told me that he wants to do his own cultural project at some point. He would like people to see him as a photographer and a creati
"This is what I’d love to do with my work; I want to share stories" : An interview with ph
In our latest artist interview, we speak with Beatrice Schachenmayr, photographer and founder of photography initiative, Frame Your...
"Often as a creative person, you take many different unfulfilling jobs just to make the money t
A few weeks ago, we welcomed the film editor and producer, Kate O. Wagner, for a special film-making workshop series at the Weißensee...
"Diverse friendships and relationships are one of the most important tools to becoming a more t
When student, Katrina Cassel, flew ✈️all the way from America 🍔 to intern with Pass the Crayon 🖍️, we were amazed not just by the fact...
"You, Me, And The Distance Between Us": Making sense of being a volunteer, whilst serving
'You, Me, and The Distance Between Us', by Ellen Murial, portrays the reality of migrant camp life in all of its dirt, distress, boredom...
Amidst all the uncertainty of camp life, The Flying Seagull Project provides a space of laughter and
Our 'Artist of the Week' post for this week is dedicated to the wild and wonderful Flying Seagulls Project- the travelling circus...
AOTW #3: Miscegenation, Metaphors and Marionettes- the artistic world of Maëlle Foix.
Maëlle Foix, our friend and long-term artistic partner, is this weeks Artist of the Week! She speaks with Manon Jourdan about her work,...
"The cherries, for me, are a memory about Iran": A closer look at the Migration Mural Proj
“The cherries, for me, are a memory about Iran. The last cherry I eat. It’s a good memory for me. I can’t forget.” Nages, an art student...
Why Community Murals Rock: An Interview with Joel Bergner
When considering the socially unifying and emotionally cathartic impact Art can have, there a few examples that validate this perception...
"Integration of diversity, with a smile": An interview with WelcomeCamp co-founder, Bastia
"In the beginning we collected money, clothes and other donations to help with refugee accommodation, but it did not seem to be...
