Mary Jean: when African beats meet Chinese philosophy and Nordic tunes »
By Farah Bahgat, video by Farah Bahgat
SPOT Festival is a chance for new bands to shine and meet new musicians and audience,
Acid Arab: The Frenchmen making Arabic techno »
By Farah Bahgat, photos by Farah Bahgat
The audience of Roots and Hybrid festival had a couple of days to listen to diverse
Simon Lynge and his true music »
By Lucía Camblor and My Pham, photos by Guki Giunashvili and My Pham
Steps approach, fingers slide through glasses and whispers appease. Slowly an
Women in Live Music talk diversity at SPOT+ »
By Salome Pkhaladze, photos by Guki Giunashvili
“Bigger diversity means bigger quality and more creativity” – live sound engineer Malle Kaas introduced her
A quick look at some of the artists performing at SPOT Festival »
by Lucía Camblor and Guki Giunashvili, photos by SPOT Festival
Around 300 bands and 20 different venues – Aarhus is hosting SPOT Festival once
A few thoughts on Call Me by Your Name »
by Madalina Paxaman, photos courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics
The ad for the movie kept popping up on my Facebook account. Of course,
Between good and evil: The many lens of the Second World War occupation in Aarhus »
By Laura Galante, photos by The Occupation Museum and Madalina Paxaman
Imagine that it’s 1940. The Germans have occupied Aarhus and the
Aarhus Makers: The artists’ co-operative for creatives in Aarhus »
By Ben Culpin, photos by Guki Giunashvili
Aarhus Makers is an online Platform Co-operative, the first of its kind in Denmark, founded in
Denmark bids farewell to His Royal Highness Prince Henrik of Denmark »
By Ben Culpin, photos by Torben Eskerod and Daniela T. De Lorenzo
His Royal Highness Prince Henrik of Denmark sadly passed away
Young volunteers in Aarhus lend a hand in the national fundraising »
By Madalina Paxaman and Ben Culpin, photos by Guki Giunashvili and Per Bille
Helping the ones in need is rooted in the Danish