BiograView

BiograView

Culture in word and image for the magazine collector and culture nerd. We embrace all ethnicities and cultures, and stand for peace within humanity.

BiograView, Perspectives from around the globe is a limited edition magazine with a multitude of timeless stories that offer you a relaxing time out from the daily grind. BiograView is founded on culture with the emphasis on the positive within cultural awareness. Our articles contain historical and current cultural references and are based on interviews, research, and life experience, promoting d

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For things you didn't know about food (and other consumables) - find out with FOOD VIEWS from around the world!

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14/10/2024

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Aurora – the biggest display of lights on Earth 11/10/2024

What a privilege to be living on this planet 🌎🌏🌍

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Aurora – the biggest display of lights on Earth The recent solar flares have made auroras visible across New Zealand, with amazing photos popping up everywhere. It’s a great time to catch the stunning lights dancing in the sky!

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THAT SPECIAL EDITION I TALKED ABOUT AAAGES AGO? IT’S HERE – BUT IN DIFFERENT FORM!

It’s been a long time coming but the time has finally come!

Let me introduce you to FOOD VIEWS from around the world. As the subtitle says, it’s cultural, topical, traditional, unconventional, and earthy.

FOOD VIEWS from around the world

INTRODUCTION OFFER https://biograview.com/new-book/

Author page update! 30/09/2024

After a long break, I'm excited to share an upcoming book! I've updated my Amazon profile, and you can see it here. Stay tuned for more updates!...

Author page update! After a long break, I’m excited to share an upcoming book! I’ve updated my Amazon profile, and you can see it here. Stay tuned for more updates!

In the face of racism 07/08/2024

What do you do to confront racism?

In the face of racism This story highlights the ongoing struggle against racism in New Zealand. From historical oppression to modern-day cultural appropriation, the fight for equality continues. Despite progress, racism…

Of Art, Love, Shakespeare and the Natural Order 28/07/2024

Roger Peters and Maree Horner: When art and literature dance hand in hand.

Of Art, Love, Shakespeare and the Natural Order Roger Peters and Maree Horner are both Elam School of Fine Arts graduates. Roger’s intensive study of Shakespeare’s sonnets and establishment of the ‘Quaternary Institute’ a…

Uncontacted tribes and the bid to survive 19/07/2024

Maybe it's time to take an example from these indigenous cultures, rather than trying to 'convert' them into (our often detrimental) modern lifestyles?

Uncontacted tribes and the bid to survive Sentinelese, Andamanese, and Amazonian uncontacted tribes maintain their centuries-old lifestyles, living without modern technology or contact with the outside world. These isolated communities liv…

Payment glitch! 11/07/2024

Grateful for all the good people in the world.

Payment glitch! Corrections on some unsuspected glitches – all is well now :) Happy reading!

Story of the week – How much is not enough? Blood quantum in a colonised society. 07/07/2024

How Māori could you really be if you did not have as much blood in your veins as you thought you should?

Story of the week – How much is not enough? Blood quantum in a colonised society. The struggle of defining Māori identity in a colonized society in which the damaging influence of blood quantum on cultural belonging is emphasised, is real. Despite physical appearance, reclaiming…

Story of the week – Telling Stories: a way to preserve indigenous history. 30/06/2024

Has storytelling been part of your life?

Story of the week – Telling Stories: a way to preserve indigenous history. Ever wondered why storytelling is so powerful? It’s not just a way to entertain or pass the time, it’s a crucial tool for preserving culture and history. From ancient myths to modern-da…

Lights Above Us: Understanding astronomy through the eyes of indigenous cultures 25/06/2024

The night sky holds cultural and navigational significance. Understanding our astronomical roots gives us insight into ancient cultures and connects us to our ancestors. Indigenous Polynesian, Maori, and Aboriginal Australian cultures share a deep connection with the stars, reflected in their traditional navigation and astronomical practices used for navigation and spirituality. Matariki celebrates this celestial heritage....

Lights Above Us: Understanding astronomy through the eyes of indigenous cultures The night sky holds cultural and navigational significance. Understanding our astronomical roots gives us insight into ancient cultures and connects us to our ancestors. Indigenous Polynesian, Maor…

Matariki – heralding in a new identity 23/06/2024

What does identity have to do with Matariki?

Matariki – heralding in a new identity Matariki, a significant event for New Zealand’s Māori culture, has been officially recognized as an annual holiday, symbolizing the nation’s identity. This celebration, based on the Māo…

The longest night – celebrating winter solstice 20/06/2024

It's that time of year again: the shortest day of the year, or, the longest night - whichever way you choose to look at it. Always something to look forward to; for me it creates a feeling of excitement, sensing new beginnings in the air!

The longest night – celebrating winter solstice The winter solstice is coming up in the Southern Hemisphere, bringing the longest night of the year. It holds cultural significance in various traditions such as Slavic and Scandinavian customs, as…

Late night ramblings and a new web page 18/06/2024

I am delighted to introduce you to our new Welcome page (and other ramblings!)

Late night ramblings and a new web page BiograView’s new home page is a result of continuous evolution, reflecting the creator’s growth. Despite challenges and the chaos of the world, the passion for the project persists. Ami…

The Back of the Painting. Secrets and stories from art conservation 15/06/2024

The Back of the Painting, written by Linda Waters, Sarah Hilary, and Jenny Sherman, offers a unique perspective on art conservation. The book delves into the hidden world behind famous artworks, revealing interesting stories and scientific analyses of 33 paintings. The authors, renowned painting conservators, shed light on the backstories of well-known masterpieces, providing an engaging and informative read....

The Back of the Painting. Secrets and stories from art conservation The Back of the Painting, written by Linda Waters, Sarah Hilary, and Jenny Sherman, offers a unique perspective on art conservation. The book delves into the hidden world behind famous artworks, re…

What digital nomads can teach us about the future of work 13/06/2024

If you could quit the office, pack your bags, and travel the world working solely from your laptop, would you do it?

What digital nomads can teach us about the future of work The rise of digital nomadism is transforming work and travel. A digital nomad can work from anywhere, including beachfronts and Airbnb’s. With more companies embracing remote work, millions are emb…

I Am Not The Messiah; Mr Zootherapy tells all 11/06/2024

James Sinclaire's "I Am Not The Messiah; Mr Zootherapy tells all" is a gripping exploration of Zootherapy and its impact on society. Set in 1980s Wellington, New Zealand, the novel weaves a compelling narrative filled with Kiwi parlance, philosophy, and social commentary. Sinclaire's writing skillfully blurs the lines between fiction and reality, leaving readers questioning the validity of his message....

I Am Not The Messiah; Mr Zootherapy tells all James Sinclaire’s “I Am Not The Messiah; Mr Zootherapy tells all” is a gripping exploration of Zootherapy and its impact on society. Set in 1980s Wellington, New Zealand, the nove…

What does spirituality look like in New Zealand? 08/06/2024

Spirituality in New Zealand reflects a diverse range of beliefs, with Christianity being the most prevalent religion. Despite growing secularism, smaller religions are expanding. Non-religious individuals also express spiritual interest. Spirituality, often associated with well-being, is found in various practices, from organized religion to private contemplation, offering comfort and a sense of purpose....

What does spirituality look like in New Zealand? Spirituality in New Zealand reflects a diverse range of beliefs, with Christianity being the most prevalent religion. Despite growing secularism, smaller religions are expanding. Non-religious indi…

Hey, Kiwis: Why not learn another language? 06/06/2024

New Zealand has traditionally been a country of several languages. Early immigrants from Europe, Asia, and the Pacific Islands brought their mother tongues with them.

Hey, Kiwis: Why not learn another language? New Zealand is a diverse country with many languages, but most people only speak English. Te reo Māori, for example, is in danger of dying out, even though speaking multiple languages has many bene…

Youth, social media, influencers, and cultural awareness 05/06/2024

Young influencer Melemaikalani Makalapua McAllister from California uses social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok to educate people about Hawaiian culture through hula. She acknowledges the importance of social media in spreading cultural awareness, especially among the younger generation. While she faces the negative impact of social media, she prioritizes mental well-being and strives for a balanced approach to its use....

Youth, social media, influencers, and cultural awareness Young influencer Melemaikalani Makalapua McAllister from California uses social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok to educate people about Hawaiian culture through hula. She acknowledges the…

Tramping in Winter Wonderland 04/06/2024

Alina Suchanski embarks on one of her winter treks, retracing historical tracks in Fiordland. She navigates the challenging terrain, braving snowy conditions, and encounters stunning natural wonders. Her journey from Routeburn to Caples Tracks offers a glimpse into New Zealand's rich heritage and picturesque landscapes, providing a memorable adventure....

Tramping in Winter Wonderland Alina Suchanski embarks on one of her winter treks, retracing historical tracks in Fiordland. She navigates the challenging terrain, braving snowy conditions, and encounters stunning natural wonder…

A musician, an entrepreneur, a linguist, and a dreamer: Mark Oremland 03/06/2024

Mark Oremland, a man of many talents, faced financial challenges after purchasing a DC3 aircraft to recreate a historic flight. Despite his setbacks, Oremland founded a language museum in Paris and continues to pursue new ventures. With a storied past and ongoing ambitions, Oremland's journey continues to unfold....

A musician, an entrepreneur, a linguist, and a dreamer: Mark Oremland Mark Oremland, a man of many talents, faced financial challenges after purchasing a DC3 aircraft to recreate a historic flight. Despite his setbacks, Oremland founded a language museum in Paris and…

Yael’s Chicken Schnitzel 02/06/2024

Yael Shochel is the chef behind Auckland's Ima Cuisine. Her childhood in Israel, filled with unique recipes, inspired her love for cooking. Yael's famous chicken schnitzel recipe, with a unique crumb mix, has even been adapted for vegetarians using cauliflower or tofu. With delicious results, it's a must-try for any household....

Yael’s Chicken Schnitzel Yael Shochel is the chef behind Auckland’s Ima Cuisine. Her childhood in Israel, filled with unique recipes, inspired her love for cooking. Yael’s famous chicken schnitzel recipe, with …

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