Being an Italian Immigrant in London

Author Katerina Petrou interviews Angelica about the pros and cons of life away from ‘home’ Continue reading Being an Italian Immigrant in London

Nour Jarrar: “Palestine soars far beyond the limits of a defined land”

An interview with the creator and publisher of the coffee-table picture book THE STATE OF MIND PALESTINE. Continue reading Nour Jarrar: “Palestine soars far beyond the limits of a defined land”

To find out more about the Persian festival Yalda, I interviewed Mahsa Nouraei. Find out how you can celebrate the winter solstice this year. Continue reading Mahsa Nouraei: “I would absolutely love to see more people celebrating Yalda”

Anna Bahryana is a Ukrainian poet, writer, playwright and translator who has been living in Bulgaria since 2009. As part of our partnership with Multi Kulti Collective and their Migrants Got Talent campaign, I had the pleasure of interviewing Anna to learn more about her life and career. Continue reading Anna Bahryana: “Even in my novels and plays, I am first and foremost still a poet”

In an interview with Sip of Culture, Miss World Bulgaria 2022 shares her personal story, revealing how she emigrated to Canada as a little girl and how it feels to return to her roots and represent her country in the Miss World pageant. Continue reading Kristiyana Yordanova: “Being chosen as Miss World Bulgaria comes with a responsibility”

Understanding just how underrepresented they are, the Québécoise photographer Arianne Clément has made it her mission to put the elderly in the spotlight. Continue reading Arianne Clément gives the elderly a voice using her camera

Piero Epifanía spoke to Sip of Culture to discuss what drove him to form Ritmos Negros and how music can bring people together. Continue reading Piero Epifanía: “The only way I could stay close to my roots was through music”

To learn more about the corset and what remains of it today, Sip of Culture reached out to the historian Henric Bagerius. Continue reading ‘The modern-day corset sits inside our bodies’: An interview with historian Henric Bagerius

Lecturer of Indology Dr. Mauna Kaushik spoke to Sip of Culture, shedding light on what it is like to be an Indian woman in Bulgaria. Continue reading Drawing parallels between Indian and Bulgarian cultures: A conversation with Dr. Mauna Kaushik

Ghidaq Al-Nizar is an Indonesian artist who creates unique and breathtaking works of art using coffee. While in recent years, coffee-painting has become increasingly popular, Al-Nizar’s work is completely different from what you might normally see. The artist uses not … Continue reading “I don’t play with food, and not with coffee”: Ghidaq Al-Nizar on his Zero Waste Coffee art