Co-creation x Puänt
Collaboration project with Puänt bookstore in Tallinn. Find some of my fave books in the store.
August 2021 | Reading & Writing
Best of what I've been reading, from essays to short stories to interviews, August 2021 edition.
Acne Paper by Thomas Persson
A fashion magazine disguised as the guardian of culture, the Acne Paper magazine invites the reader to an elitist aesthetic feast.
July 2021 | Reading & Writing
June 2021 Reading Recommendations May 2021 Reading Recommendations April 2021 Reading Recommendations WEEK 30 [ ] #exhibition #photography | Shomei Tomatsu + Daido Moriyama at MEP Paris The exhibition of the two Japanese post-WW2 photographers at MEP Paris features boldly contrasted B&W pictures of nightlife in Shinjuku, public protests, casual litter from the street, compilations […]
June 2021 | Reading & Writing
May 2021 Reading Recommendations April 2021 Reading Recommendations March 2021 Reading Recommendations WEEK 23 Exhibitions seen this week: the sweeping color landscapes by Hans Hartung at Galerie Perrotin and the sculptures by the French sculptor César, exhibited at César & César & César at Almine Rech. #book #literature | The Actual by Saul Bellow This […]
May 2021 Reading & Writing
April 2021 Reading Recommendations March 2021 Reading Recommendations WEEK 20 Reouverture week in Paris, finalement. Cafe terraces open for reading and museums open for contemplative walks, it takes a certain willpower to resist the constant temptation to leave home. After visits to a couple of art exhibitions, a film on Françoise Sagan + interviews with […]
March 2021 Reading Recommendations
February 2021 Reading Recommendations January 2021 Reading Recommendations 2020 Book & Reading Recommendations WEEK 12 Choose a weekend, find a novel – it must be in a physical book form, read it in a single day. This is my currently most-beloved form of acclimatizing my brain to a different wavelength, alternating thoughts from the quotidian […]
February 2021 Reading & Writing
January 2021 Reading Recommendations 2020 Book & Reading Recommendations WEEK 8 For every fleeting momentum of reading recently-published literary works, I fall back into the rhythm of reading 20th-century authors. This week, it’s been Saul Bellow’s nonfiction writing and George Saunders’ thoughtful and amusing analysis of the Russian short story masters Chekhov, Tolstoy, Turgenev and […]