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Inside a Beautiful Mind The Visionary Artwork...

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By Megan G. King
| The Culture Trip
Ivan Blažetić Šumski is a Croatian-born artist living in Berlin. His artistic repertoire includes illustration, painting, installation, animation and puppet-making, through which he explores narratives of expanded awareness, love and nature. Culture Trip sat down with the artist to talk about his visionary and constantly-evolving narratives. Ivan has worked for big-name clients like Nike and Xxio Japan, as well as collaborating with various musicians and festivals all over the world.
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"Why I Ate My Own Placenta"

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By Megan G. King
| Philadelphia Magazine Verified
A local mom talks about her decision to encapsulate her placenta, after giving birth to her second child. Here's why she did it. By Megan King, RN, BSN· 9/5/2013, 2:45 p.m. Get wellness tips, workout trends, healthy eating, and more delivered right to your inbox with our Be Well newsletter. I consumed my own placenta. Let me just say I don’t wear hemp, I don’t own Birkenstocks, I do shave my armpits. I mean no offense, but I do not fit the “granola” stereotype.
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The Most Colourful Neighbourhoods in East Berlin

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By Megan G. King
| The Culture Trip
Graffiti and reflection | © W H/ Flickr Formerly grey, oppressive and monotonous, the east Berlin of today is vibrant, multicultural and full of history with new stories being created everyday via art, buildings and the eccentric people of the city. Through different textures, shades and layers of graffiti we take you on a visual adventure through some of the most colourful neighbourhoods that make up east Berlin, where a simple pop of colour can make the world of difference.
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