Posted by Helmut Smits
Super nice honest food
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In the area of Ballarò market. Very good food and cheep price for one of the last old trattorias in Palermo.
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Although off the beaten track from the large national galleries, 198 is no less an important part of London’s artistic heritage. Developed during the social unrest in the Brixton area in the 1980s, 198 has grown from a community arts space into an exciting contemporary visual arts body that is often the first place to see the next rising star of the London art scene.
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Books to read. Books to hold. Books to discover. Books to forget time.
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There are a handful of historic independent movie theaters scattered around the city, but the Harvard Exit is my favorite. There are two screens and you can always see something great here.
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Furniture + Home store. Perfect place to find the perfect gift
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Beach approachable by public transportation and can be connected with a visit of MOMA PS1 Art Installation (Katharina Grosse House) Also less crowed than other beaches in NYC.
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A really lovely restaurant with terasse with lots of sun hidden in the west and close to Erasmus Park. It is a place where you will a lot of locals catching up. The food is always great and there is a super cosy and friendly atmosphere. The kind of place you actually want to keep a secret so don't tell anyone! ;)
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Swimming pool from the 30's. Decorated with mosaic murals by Vilhelm Lundstrøm
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De School is my favorite spot in Amsterdam. It opened in January of 2016 on Doctor Jan van Breemenstraat. The place, which used to be a technical school, is more than a nightclub: it’s a restaurant, a café, an exhibition venue, a gym, and many more things. It's owned and run by Post CS BV — the same crew that ran Trouw and Club 11. The nightclub has a capacity of 700 people, and it's located in the institution's former bicycle storage area. The program focuses on local DJs, who are allowed to play extended sets, but international guests also regularly stop by. The ambiance there is so enchanting that it's hard for me to leave even when I can't feel my legs anymore. It's super dark, fog all over the place, super loud, flawlessly music and introspective humans dancing like there's no tomorrow. Who could ask for anything more?
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The main (and only) shopping street of Neede has a quirky mix of abandoned spots and lively shops.
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Posted by Nika Kupyrova
Smartly curated and art savvy, Mauve has been putting together reliably excellent shows with a focus on contemporary painting since 2012. Mauve’s bar features a neon cactus, a choice of favourite drinks and a crowd of artists in their natural habitat.
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Noelia Lozano is a creative image maker and art director from Spain, working between San Sebastián and Madrid. Her work is focused on papercrafts, CGI and set design- often combining these different techniques and materials to create boldly visual and colorful tactile imagery on three dimensions. With an emphasis on process, she loves highlighting textures, color, light, shadows, and shapes. Before making it her profession, Noelia studied journalism and a degree in telecommunications and computer systems, and has worked as a draftsman in the engineering industry. Leaving behind this stage of her life, she resumes her true passion; graphic design. After finishing her studies in advertising and graphic design she spends time at the Madrid-based studio; Serial Cut, after which she formed her own studio and began working freelance for national and international clients in the fields of advertising and editorial. Her works have been published in various print and online media, including Computer Arts, Étapes or Indexbook , to name a few. She has shown her work and given lectures and workshops about her work process at international creativity events such as OFFF festival. Her clients include Havaianas, Kiehl’s, Vodafone, Tumblr, Mini, Fast Company, and Psyop, among others. His current work is the result of the different approaches and continued curiosity that she puts into every project, be it for clients or personal projects. Allways hungry to take new challenging works.
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London based Brazilian Photographer
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Writer and graphic designer
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Johannes Romppanen is a self thaught portrait and documentary photographer. Besides working on his own projects he shoots for international magazines like Monocle, Case da Abitare, Sunday Telegraph, NEON.
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Zurich based Graphic Designer and Art Director. Together with David Lüthi I formed the collaborative practice DavidMirko. In this formation we are responsible for the design of KIFF and Das Narr.
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Founder, Producer; Lief
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Tokyo based illustrator, designer
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Hailing from Nebraska, Sean is a graphic designer, illustrator, animator and motion designer. After working in San Francisco, Colorado, Amsterdam and southern France he is currently living in Brooklyn and freelancing out of New York City. His style is often graphical with an emphasis on typography, color, and texture.
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An artist/illustrator living in Toronto with an appreciation for the simple things in life, like a good cup of coffee and a place or two to contemplate. Excited to share some favorite places that this young, emerging city has to offer
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Web developer / illustrator based in London, UK
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Venezuelan artist, animator and director working and living in Brooklyn. I make short films, GIFs, prints, ads amongst other things.
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Swiss graphic designer graduated from ECAL/University of Art and Design of Lausanne working mainly in editorial design, visual identity & type design.
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I'm a graphic designer and creative director of Numeroventi. Artist residency and studio in Florence. I travel about 5 months a year and in my suggestions i JUST cover good cafes where to work, parks and Natural bars.
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Art and portrait photographer based in Johannesburg, South Africa Brett Rubin is a South Africa based photographer & visual artist inspired by the relationship between the structural and the natural, and  particularly how this affects people in both urban and pastoral environments. This forms the focal point of a series titled Auto-Portraits  (2011-ongoing), which aims to capture fleeting glimpses into democratic South Africa taken while travelling at high speeds and utilizing the resulting abstraction that occurs as a rhythmic dissonance to forge an exploration into the country’s contemporary landscape. 
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