Citylikeyou – Anders Terp (Bergen)

Posted by Thorbjorn 4 September 2011

Danish Landscape Architect Anders Terp resides in Bergen (Norway) is our latest addition to Citylikeyou. Check out his selection of hot spots from the top of Europe here.

Citylikeyou – Thomas Falkenberg (Copenhagen)

Posted by Thorbjorn 8 July 2011

Danish graphic designer Thomas Falkenberg is the latest addition to our new section on FILE – Citylikeyou. Check out Thomas places which boasts of a vegetarian restaurant serving the best soups in Copenhagen as well as the perfect spot to enjoy a beer on a hot summers day. read more

CITYLIKEYOU – SARAH KAHN (PARIS)

Posted by Fabio 17 June 2011

We are excited to unveil a new addition to FILE, Citylikeyou. An inspirational view about creatives and their cities. At Citylikeyou selected creatives from across the world will introduce you to their favorite places, as well as a personal insight into how their work and lives are reflected by the city.

Noemi Schipfer

Posted by Fabio 2 June 2011

Noemi Schipfer graduated from the graphic design highschool Estienne in Paris. As an illustrator she published her first children’s book last january and the second one will be release in the end of august. She also make illustration for magazine and book covers, and she experiment with video too, she directed her first feature length last summer. We caught up with Noemi to find out more about her work. read more

Mark Cohen

Posted by Fabio 13 May 2011

The majority of the work for which Photographer Mark Cohen is known is shot in the neighbourhoods of Wilkes-Barre and Scranton, a city in the northeastern part of Pennsylvania, United States. Characteristically he shoots his subjects close in, often using a wide-angle lens and flash, frequently cropping the subjects’ heads from the frame, concentrating on small details and moments. read more

100 abandoned houses by Kevin Bauman

Posted by Fabio 29 April 2011

The abandoned houses project started roughly ten years ago. Kevin Bauman actually began photographing abandonment in Detroit in the mid 90’s as a creative outlet, and as a way of satisfying his curiosity with the state of his home town. He had always found it to be amazing, depressing, and perplexing that a once great city could find itself in such great distress, all the while surrounded by such affluence. read more

Stray Dawg by Sean Dunne

Posted by Fabio 28 April 2011

Another brilliant short film by director Sean Dunne (previously featured in FILE issue #4). Stray Dawg is a film about Jonny Corndawg, the underground country-music legend. A born-and-bred Virginian, Jonny has played on five continents in as many years, and every state in the lower 48. Some places he’s played so many times, he’s worn holes in them. read more

Isaac Cordal – Cement eclipses

Posted by Fabio 27 April 2011

Cement eclipses is a research project of urban space that runs between the fields of sculpture and photography. The sculpture is used as a starting point and photography as a witness to the execution of installations for later viewing or exhibition. The small pieces (25 cm. Approx) are made in cement, of which copies are reproduced using silicone molds. read more

Categories