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Here at indieBerlin, we're delighted to introduce our newest member of our team: Chloe Gale. Chloe is a British expat, who has been weaned on Downton, English Breakfast tea and Vogue. Her previous work includes prestigious names, such as: Vogue House, The Lady...
We first met Susann when she interviewed us for Radio Impala - a local independent radio station that featured independent art, music and similar in Berlin. We found out that Susann was running the thing pretty much singlehandedly. The unflagging enthusiasm and...
Die deutsche indielit-Rubrik kommt ja so langsam ins Rollen. Ich lese und schreibe und verlose und besuche klassische Lesungen, lustige Lesungen, nackte Lesungen und all sowas, aber so ganz allein geht das auch schnell in Richtung ARBEIT, oh Schreck! Unterstützung...
A Generation-X-er born in the U.S.S.R., raised in the U.S.A. and living in Europe since 1998 and Berlin since 2008, Kirill Galetski is a new writer at indieberlin with a specialization in film and the ambition to be a filmmaker. He began his journalism career writing...
We never seem to get tired of Berlin. With its pulsing underground scene it never stops amazing us, the number and quality of artists, designers, musicians and life artists that keep indieberlin bubbling away night after night. To celebrate this non-stop city and the...
With the launch party of Noel Maurice's The Berlin Diaries, his memoir of his first year in Berlin in 1991, we decided to shoot a few questions at our very own Noel Maurice: ib: What is the first word, the first association, that you think of if someone says the word...
Eli Lewy is a third culture kid who has lived in Berlin for an extremely long time. A film buff since she was nine, Eli is always on the lookout for singular, transgressive films. For the past few years she has also tried her luck in movie-making, putting her money...
We're very excited to announce a new addition to the indieberlin team! The thoroughly marvellous Melissa Righi is now helping us to find our feet in the fashion world...Melissa is twenty-one and moved to Berlin a year ago from northern Italy although she claims to...
indieberlin embraces what could perhaps be called the new mainstream. As part of the new wave of digital natives who have grown up in the internet age, basing our business models or even life models on outdated ideas which are themselves built around technologies...
A Berliner with international needs, Polly moved to London at 18, and then lived in the USA for a vague decade. Became a writer via mental hospital and a dip in louche netherworlds. Her first novel *Cured Meat* was nominated for the Guardian best first book prize....
I started philosophical studies at the University in 2006. I got my degree two years ago. While at the University I always tried to maintain a strict contact with my passion, that I've had since I was 16, that’s to say photography; this passion was born trying to work...
Mia Morris’s first art project that saw the light of day was what became known as the funkyrotic project. Heavily underpinned by the eroticism that she sees everywhere in everyday life and drawing from the nineties fashion magazine aesthetic, Mia photographed herself and others and then engaged on heavy bouts of photo manipulation, printing the photos onto large sheets of paper, reworking them with paints and whatever she found to hand, repeatedly rescanning and reprinting them and doing whatever she could think of to bend the original images to the vision she held in her head.
The funkyrotic project surfaced with an exhibition – „Mi a mor’ is funkyrotic“ – which she put on in a bordello that occasionally doubled as an exhibition space in a seedy part of West Berlin. So that the figures in her pictures, erotic portraits – and often self-portraits – in their repainted and altered states and blown up onto metre-high canvases, ended up gazing down from bedroom walls onto whatever scenes were played out in the rooms of the place.
Soundtrack via freemusicarchive.org under creative commons, Music title “Prom Theme” by The Womb
