Author name: apapastylou

If you live in Malaga, you probably have noticed that the atmosphere is super festive at all times. How is that possible? Even the Spaniards, who come from elsewhere and experience the city for the first time, cannot believe their eyes. It’s mid-week and nobody is just at home, chilling. From crazy-long queues the size

There are several pathways to follow to guarantee a polished, elevated result with coherence while curating an exhibition. Starting from the process of selection, all the artwork is categorized according to the artistic movement it belongs to, or the historical period in which its creation date falls. Most museums have a mentality of grouping together

Fresh from New York City, Broadway is “making the rounds” once again, doing one of its usual tours, this time with a production of the musical Chicago. If you are like me and have found yourself singing “All that Jazz,” flattening that C major that Catherine Zeta-Jones was singing in the motion picture, you would

Marking a progression in the weekly reports, this section is all about finding the right places for an expat to connect with more and more people who share a common love for high BPMs and even higher-quality entertainment. Each week, we are slowly mapping Malaga’s clubs, venues, event houses, and raver-friendly locations, providing a clear

Approaching your community as a queer person in a new city can be energy-draining and disappointing at first. Even the word “heart-wrenching” comes to mind… I avoided it, not to sound too dramatic… All of us have been there before. The loneliness does not last too long though; just until you make your first new

Going back fourteen years to 2010, a currently beloved version of “live-streaming” came into being: Boiler Room. Its rise in popularity had to go hand in hand with the mainstreamization of what was, up until that point, mainly an underground electronic scene. Certain DJs reached unprecedented viewership for YouTube content. A few for instance, are

Pride month is upon us. It is self-evident that June, the month that has been recognized as the community’s celebration, was not arbitrarily picked out from the calendar. It is no coincidense that within the same month, falls the Summer Solstice marking the day with the most light and the start of summertime. Isn’t the

Cineforum is a project by the Jorge Rando Museum that promotes the main educational goal of the cultural space in an interdisciplinary manner. Rando’s team, along with Paco Casado, the museum’s film coordinator in charge, organizes these monthly rendezvous or Film Sessions, as they like to call them. These sessions feature exemplary directors who incorporate