Within the Cities in Motion series: A Personal Photo Archive by Sofiia SitukhoThis series was created during my most recent trip, which took place during the autumn break of 2025. My friend
Czechia annually celebrates November 17th as the National Struggle for Freedom and Democracy day with concerts, protests, and gatherings to commemorate the peaceful Velvet Revolution which brought an end to the Communist
In the Nicaraguan city of Chinandega, a young man watches as his father’s body is lowered into the ground. Holding back tears, he can’t help but think about the silent killer: pesticides
Under the golden dome and between the marble columns of Rudolfinum’s Dvořák Hall, the first notes of the evening drift over a captivated audience: the pure, unaccompanied voice of Mexican singer-songwriter Silvana
This photo series captures moments from my visit to Qatar, a country I know well, yet rarely experience beyond its familiar, touristic side. These images explore the quieter, more traditional face of
By Sierra Kruger-Wolfe & Ander Beramendi Assayag October 31st is approaching quickly, and along with the lowering temperatures come the cold, undead spirits that haunt Prague. Get your scare on and remember
Most, if not all of the major clubs in Prague are hosting Halloween events on the 30th and 31st of October—Epic, Duplex, and Karlovy Lazne, to name a few. Listed below are
Prague is known for its thriving nightlife, but students are easily caught spending their weekends at overpriced and overrated bars. The city is full of quirky and classy spots for students to
Block eight looks like the inside of a Soviet psychiatric hospital. Shokhrukh Usmonov has lived in the block apartments by the abandoned Strahov Stadium for the past year. Shokhrukh, who goes by
In a world where journalists are silenced by fear or force, Press Play Prague 2025, a five-day festival at Kino Atlas from Oct. 7–11, used documentary film to confront the growing threats