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Painting is both a physical and a spiritual act for me. In that sense, my paintings reflect my relationship with the world.

A photo of Katsuhiko Matsubara

From Japan to Monet: The Fluid Worlds of Katsuhiko Matsubara’s Paintings

Doug Weiss’ journey spans over three decades, shaped by masters of the jazz tradition and driven by a deep commitment to both artistry and education.

A photo of Doug Weiss

In Service of the Sound – Doug Weiss

I remember the day I first met Harel Shachal. It was in 2001, back at my University building on 13th Street, NYC. He was walking around restless, going from one practice room to the next, with his black clarinet case on his back.

A photo of Harel Shachal

Sound as Healing – Harel Shachal at FRAMED FEST

Like all popular music, jazz is associated with strong personalities. International recognition of accordionist Vincent Peirani rests on that essential, fundamental quality.

A photo of Vincent Peirani

The Sound of Curiosity – A Conversation with Vincent Peirani

Mira Awad is a Palestinian-Israeli award-winning Singer, Songwriter, Actress, TV Creator, Stage Performance Coach, Storytelling Consultant, Artist & Activist promoting compassion and solidarity through the Arts. Currently living in London.

A photo of Mira Awad

Mira Awad on Home, Art, and Belonging

Even before coming in, it was clear to me that there’s a very talented and meticulous mind/soul behind this business. It’s absolutely beautiful.

A photo of Melanie Dal Canton

The Importance of Beauty: An Interview with Melanie Dal Canton (Founder of MDC)

Being a singer-songwriter myself, I’m on a constant search for other contemporary voices. When listening to other artists, I look to be inspired, touched, and challenged.

A photo of Keren Ann & Roni Alter

Meet Keren Ann & Roni Alter „Brave and Beautiful“

I truly believe that a good exhibition is a path that starts from something inside the artwork, always surpassing its maker’s intentions, biography, identity, and the loads of words written and said about them.

A poster for FRAMED FEST 2024 "Adressen"

Introducing Noam Gal, Curator of „Adressen“ at FRAMED FEST

A friend saw what I’d been up to and then introduced me to the work of William De Kooning. This blew my mind, and my obsession became even deeper. I can’t get enough of painting.

Photo of Joe Hesketh in front of her painting

„Conundrum“ Speaking with Joe Hesketh

I was drawn to develop badass skills, impress everyone, and find a way to make music no one else would ever have done before.

A photo of KID BE KID

KID BE KID – On Songs That Can Make Pain Go Away

What is fascinating about Oded’s work is that each painting has its own story, its own situation. There is no method, and each time we see a different approach, a completely new scenario.

An Oded Jacob's painting called Border Guard

„My Hand Against My Heart“ – Interview with Oded Jacob

We are partners in life and have been working side by side for years, our studios being located next to each other with a connecting door.

Photo of Katharina and Max Renneisen

„Every Wave is New“ Interview with Katharina and Max Renneisen

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MAGAZINE

From Japan to Monet: The Fluid Worlds of Katsuhiko Matsubara’s Paintings

Painting is both a physical and a spiritual act for me. In that sense, my paintings reflect my relationship with the world.

In Service of the Sound – Doug Weiss

Doug Weiss’ journey spans over three decades, shaped by masters of the jazz tradition and driven by a deep commitment to both artistry and education.

Sound as Healing – Harel Shachal at FRAMED FEST

I remember the day I first met Harel Shachal. It was in 2001, back at my University building on 13th Street, NYC. He was walking around restless, going from one practice room to the next, with his black clarinet case on his back.

The Sound of Curiosity – A Conversation with Vincent Peirani

Like all popular music, jazz is associated with strong personalities. International recognition of accordionist Vincent Peirani rests on that essential, fundamental quality.

Mira Awad on Home, Art, and Belonging

Mira Awad is a Palestinian-Israeli award-winning Singer, Songwriter, Actress, TV Creator, Stage Performance Coach, Storytelling Consultant, Artist & Activist promoting compassion and solidarity through the Arts. Currently living in London.

The Importance of Beauty: An Interview with Melanie Dal Canton (Founder of MDC)

Even before coming in, it was clear to me that there’s a very talented and meticulous mind/soul behind this business. It’s absolutely beautiful.

Meet Keren Ann & Roni Alter „Brave and Beautiful“

Being a singer-songwriter myself, I’m on a constant search for other contemporary voices. When listening to other artists, I look to be inspired, touched, and challenged.

Introducing Noam Gal, Curator of „Adressen“ at FRAMED FEST

I truly believe that a good exhibition is a path that starts from something inside the artwork, always surpassing its maker’s intentions, biography, identity, and the loads of words written and said about them.

„Conundrum“ Speaking with Joe Hesketh

A friend saw what I’d been up to and then introduced me to the work of William De Kooning. This blew my mind, and my obsession became even deeper. I can’t get enough of painting.

KID BE KID – On Songs That Can Make Pain Go Away

I was drawn to develop badass skills, impress everyone, and find a way to make music no one else would ever have done before.

„My Hand Against My Heart“ – Interview with Oded Jacob

What is fascinating about Oded’s work is that each painting has its own story, its own situation. There is no method, and each time we see a different approach, a completely new scenario.

„Every Wave is New“ Interview with Katharina and Max Renneisen

We are partners in life and have been working side by side for years, our studios being located next to each other with a connecting door.

Management & Fundraising – Ana:

ana@framed.berlin

Art Curation – Ofir:

art@framed.berlin

Music Curation – Haggai:

music@framed.berlin

General info –

info@framed.berlin

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