Nana Spears & Daniel de la Nuez

It took Spears, a New Jersey native who grew up in a farmhouse outside Princeton, a solid year of looking before she stumbled upon the property: prime turn-of-the-century real estate that once functioned as a boardinghouse and counts a stevedore amongst its former inhabitants. (The Brooklyn Navy Yard, where Spears runs her studio, is a … Read More

FvF Mixtape #4

With our mixtapes, we try to present a broad variety of styles and athmospheres in order to supply you with music for a day at the office, as well as for a friday night warm-up drink with friends.For us, it’s not about the latest tracks, but about a feeling and a tasteful combination that make … Read More

FvF Mixtape #45 Part 2 – Best of 2012

We regularly ask our friends to share their most liked tunes with us and compile them as mixtapes. But this time we asked the team and in the end had a great selection. It has been so many tracks we had to compile two mixtapes this time. After last week’s part one we continue and … Read More

Nico Adomako on expanding his creative roots in Berlin’s fertile landscape

Nico Adomako on expanding his creative roots in Berlin’s fertile landscape A conversation on the ambivalence of relocation When asked, the DJ and co-founder of music collective Einhundert states that Berlin and Ghana aren’t “comparable at all, besides the growing rate of gentrification and the influence of the outside world.” Adomako is set to visit … Read More

A stunning renovated factory loft with historical details in the sought-after neighborhood

This recently renovated loft apartment offers a range of spectacular living spaces and boasts elevator access. Situated on the second floor, the apartment imbues a unique charm derived from the compelling fusion of modern, high-quality interiors with architecturally captivating historical elements. Prussian vaulted ceilings and refurbished, cast-iron pillars create intriguing perspectives, lending structure to the … Read More

Michel Würthle

Michel Würthle is one of those people who you first meet with reverence, even a tingling of anticipation. Soon however, after delving into his stories, you wish only to be able to continue listening to him. After his studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna, this charming artist and restaurateur was first drawn … Read More

Mike Eckhaus & Zoe Latta

It’s raining, and Zoe Latta is in her apartment making tea. There was a party here the night before. It was a birthday celebration for a friend, complete with cocktails and a homemade cake. It left everything in its wake shrouded in sugar. There’s no trace of that today, though. It’s a quiet day, or … Read More

Everything is Illuminated: A multidisciplinary FvF event featuring Bocci and König Galerie

Most recently, they have also revealed two uniquely converted spaces. Omer cultivates the vision of the contemporary design and manufacturing company Bocci. His artistic direction has seen Bocci’s ambient and sculptural lighting  viewed as art forms in their own right and have been exhibited at the likes of London’s Victoria and Albert Museum. His latest endeavor … Read More

Die Epilog magazine breaks literary traditions to create uplifting commentary on current society

With the first issue published in 2013 in Weimar, Germany, Die Epilog intended to make cultural theory and practice accessible. As new graduates with Masters in Media Theory from the Bauhaus University, Weimar, former publisher Mads Pankow, editor in chief Fabian Ebeling and one of the art directors Viola K. Steinberg found there was a … Read More

Repression and imagined communities strike a sombre note in the work of Ukrainian photographer Mila Teshaieva

Photographer Mila Teshaieva leans on a concrete wall in a quintessential Berlin hang-out; a staggering building of naked concrete that hosts artist studios and an open-plan restaurant. The Brutalist old-meets-new façade and its endearing bleakness prompt impressions of Eastern European capitals—a region Teshaieva has explored for the past decade. Based in Berlin, she addresses three … Read More