Cinema of the Dam’d: A Journey Into Amsterdam Cinematographic Counterculture
On April 10th, the cinema collective Cinema of the Dam’d organized a movie night on Italian anti-fascism.
Haley Woods’ Home Is Where She Goes
In only two years, the Girls LOVE Travel Facebook group has reached over 540,000 members who constantly share experiences and opinions about travel-related topics.
Van Gogh Museum, Life through Vincent’s Eyes
It is rare to find a museum dedicated to a single artist. It is a risky proposal, as it is common to see the best paintings in the history of art displayed in distinct countries, distributed to travel around the world. The Van Gogh Museum, built in 1973, is the place where all the story about the famed Dutch painter lies. You can argue that his most significant work is not…
The illusion of choice: The sorrows of being an international student that no one talks about
Being an international student has a certain appeal due to the array of possibilities, the broad perspective it offers, and the infinite choices you are free to make once you move. You take your life into your own hands, you choose a different experience that you think is somehow better than what you had at home. “You will grow up much faster abroad than if you would have stayed at home”…
WPP: The Nomination Process for Controversial Pictures
“Social media does not factor into the judges decision”
World Press Photo Festival 2018: A Brief Debrief
On Friday the 13th and Saturday the 14th, photographers, photojournalists, and film-makers from all around the world gathered in Amsterdam to attend the annual World Press Photo Festival.
