TBILISI
Mutant Radio is an independent community radio station and cultural platform based in Tbilisi. Its distinctive broadcasting studio operates from a converted caravan at a former electrical substation. The space has developed into a meeting point for local and international artists, combining radio broadcasts, experimental music, exhibitions and live performances.
LONDON
Rebuilt in 1563 under the patronage of William Patten, Lord of the Manor of Stoke Newington, The Old Church is London's only surviving Elizabethan church. Its history stretches back to an earlier place of worship on the same site. Severely damaged during the Blitz in 1940, the building was subsequently repaired and later adapted for cultural and community use.
PRAGUE
Husův sbor takes its name from Jan Hus, the Czech religious reformer whose ideas became central to the Hussite tradition. Following the establishment of the Czechoslovak Church in 1920, numerous congregational buildings were constructed throughout Prague, often adopting modern architectural forms rather than traditional church designs.
GLASGOW
Named after Saint Ninian, a figure associated with the early spread of Christianity in Scotland, the church belongs to a long tradition of Scottish religious architecture. Several churches bear this name in and around Glasgow, each with its own architectural history.
BERLIN
Built between 1903 and 1905 in the neo-Gothic style, Genezarethkirche was designed by Franz Schwechten, the architect of Berlin's Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church. Originally distinguished by its monumental tower, the building was heavily damaged during the Second World War and reconstructed in the 1950s. Today, the church serves as a space for cultural and community life in Berlin-Neukölln.