Kàko magazin #2

Kàko is a free magazine funded solely by the sale of its printed edition, independent of the advertising industry, where content comes before form and there's no place for hastily scribbled stories with incomplete information that are there just to meet set quotas.

“In the second issue, we explore the theme of the street in the most diverse ways possible.

Slaven Kosanović and Mislav Lešić-Đurakov interview each other in this issue about their artistic work, magazines, comics, and music that shaped them during their upbringing, diving into comparisons between the street art scene of the eighties and today's. Petra Slobodnjak tells a story about Peščenica through her photographs, Emil Čančar brings us a report on the coexistence of Zagreb's streets and food delivery workers, and Duje Kovačević analyzes what the street gives and takes away from the LGBT community.

Željka Klemenčić and Ivan Blagajić have written sentimental stories about growing up on the street while Reper iz sobe dedicates an ode to it. In this issue, we also question why we sit on the street and what the street means in the context of growing up in the countryside, what it means for the women in Vietnam who sell fruit, and how it defined the life of an autograph collector who circled the world twice - on foot - a hundred years ago.”