Since their breakthrough single ‘I Love It’ in 2012, Icona Pop has dominated the electro-pop scene. Ahead of their first album in ten years, Aino Jawo and Caroline Hjelt talk about moving on in their professional and personal lives.
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Paris-based ambient electronic dance music duo, The Blaze, have had a meteoric rise. With their harmonies and finely wrought house beats supporting serious social messages, they are the sound of these changing times.
Three artists challenge tradition and the limitations of the genre in their work. Combining the worlds of art and design, their work transitions from one physical being to another, and also the artists themselves pass from one state of mind to another.
Four Swedish artist musicians – Stella Explorer, Ellen Krauss, Sarah von Reiss and Its Miynt-Fredrika – talk about their creativity and explore their sense of self.
How does our present inform our future? With his latest exhibition ‘Uncensored’ at Fotografiska now on in Stockholm, we speak to multidisciplinary artist AdeY about his journey from dance to photography, and beyond.
The planet’s food supplies are under unprecedented stress
Due to climate change, increasing world population, and soil degradation, the planet’s food supplies are under unprecedented stress. Clever tech is helping, but we must all rethink our attitude to food and where it comes from.
The Swedish artist Charlotte Gyllenhammar started as a painter but soon transitioned into a maker of photography, film and installations. The Forumist meets her to talk about her work, her growth as an artist and how she found her voice.
On the eve of the release of her second album, British R&B singer Jorja Smith talks about how her life and music is transitioning into a musical and personal maturity.
Take the elevator and use the door to your right…
An evening in a hotel room is captured with a not so subtle mushroom presence. A throwback to a moment where perhaps someone or something was trying to tell us something. Maybe now there’s still hope.
A film is about destination addiction – the preoccupation with the idea that happiness is elsewhere.