Category Archives: Culture
August Newsletter: Lords of Dogtown, Dylan’s Infidels and Trails Worth Hiking
Photos: Classiq Journal “This was a magical time in the ’70s when this burst of creativity came from these kids who were from the wrong side of the tracks.” Catherine Hardwicke, director of Lords of Dogtown … Read More
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July Newsletter: So Cal, ‘Round Midnight, and Timeless Pagnol
Photos: Classiq Journal “It’s like life really; you start out with a rough overall design for it, but the dream is always changing, evolving and you have to be open and adaptive to the unexpected. I … Read More
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A Summer Manifesto
Photo: Classiq Journal A good surfer… Shares wax Doesn’t geotag lesser-known waves Knows there’s more to life than beers, barrels and BBQs May also enjoy beers, barrels and BBQs Is a respectful traveler Has a towel Remembers when they … Read More
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June Newsletter: Riddle of Fire, Il Cinema Ritrovato and Fisherman’s Blues
Photos: Classiq Journal ”I wanted to make it the ultimate kids movie where these kid characters have everything that you would want as a kid––like dirt bikes, paintball guns, the freedom, beautiful woods to adventure and … Read More
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“You only need to assemble, or even easier: distract”. In conversation with collage artist Vesna Vrdoljak
”Double Desert Sun” collage by Vesna Vrdoljak More than collages of images, the works of Vesna Vrdoljak are collages of feelings and experiences. Fascinated with images, she doesn’t just want to reflect on them, but transforms them into her … Read More
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