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Dedicated to Jamaica, its 50 years of independence and of Reggae music On 18th August Marcia Griffiths, Kymani Marley and Andrew Tosh will offer a tribute concert to The Wailers to celebrate their origins. With this last announcement the program of the festival’s nineteenth edition is complete. With the motto “Jamaica Special, Celebrating 50 YearsRead More …

Ants and grubs In the human relationship with the drugs, animals are often involved. From the coffee to the amanita muscaria, from the tea to the iboga, numerous drugs have been discovered by the man observing the animals that intentionally inebriate themselves with those substances. This is in relationship with the important ethological discovery thatRead More …

You can choose between one of the seven ways in to enter by foot the open community of Christiania. Access it means to plunge yourself into a totally different atmosphere from the rest of the new modern cities of the west, including Copenhagen. Quiet, silence, oxygen are the first specific qualities that can be perceived.Read More …

In Ghent, Belgium, St. Peter’s Abbey Vineyard has been a part of the town landscape since the Middle Ages. Now this historic vineyard has gotten a beautiful new addition, dubbed Bookyard, which was recently installed by the Italian artist Massimo Bartolini. Designed as part of the art festival Track: A Contemporary City Conversation, 12 sweepingRead More …

Standing in front of one of the dirtiest tunnels of Leeds, England, Paul Curtis, called “Moose”, saw the signs left from the shoulders of wobbly drunks and the fingers of curious children and, with just a pair of socks as a tool the “Reverse Graffiti” was born. No paint, no defacement. Moose creates his artRead More …

We met Luciano, whose true name is Jepther McClymont. Born in Davey Town (Manchester), Jamaica, in 1974, he is on the musical reggae scene from the beginning of the 90’s, and his experience and his songs have given him the appellative of “The Messenger”, the one who have made possible the rebirth Rasta in theRead More …

  A short chat with one of the legend of jamaican reggae   In the thirty-seven years between his accidental meeting with Bob Marley on a country road in St. Ann’s, Jamaica and the release of Our Music, Winston Rodney, a.k.a. Burning Spear, has seen a lot of growth and change in his reggae experience.Read More …