A native of Warsaw, Poland, Olga Zapisek currently resides in New York City and has a passion for all things artistic. She acquired a Bachelor of Science in journalism at St. John’s University and a Master of Science in Publishing: Digital and Print Media at NYU. Besides being the founder, editor in chief and publisher of GALO Magazine, Olga also manages the digital magazine’s social media accounts and leads its marketing and PR efforts. Her work has been previously published in Chic Today, Scene 360, Substream Music Press, The New Britain Herald, The Post Eagle and Nowy Dziennik, among others. When she’s not immersed in the world of media and writing, she can be found watching movies/TV, making arts and crafts, reading, traveling, and spending time with family and friends.
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If you’re worried about crying a river with this newest adaptation of a John Green novel, you can take a breath of relaxation, as it looks like the 20th Century Fox film, directed by Jake Schreier, will be more laughs...
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It’s a scenario that we’ve all either seen or experienced firsthand when visiting a museum: a group of rambunctious teenagers or a cheerful family walks the halls of a museum, suddenly halting to a stop in front of...
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"Once Upon A Time," to the joy of many fans, is back for the second half of season 4 this coming Sunday after a two and a half month long hiatus, and with it comes the return of the enchanting and radiant Lana Parrilla,...
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It might have been raining as the stars slowly made their way down the Red Carpet yesterday at the 87th Academy Awards, but the clouds that hung above the tents didn’t affect the atmosphere inside. From an...
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When we last spoke to Ed Wheeler, he was only beginning his humorous and clever Santa Classics series. A year later, the photographer is back as Santa Claus with a dozen new renditions of canonical works of art...
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The dynamic and friendly Miranda Beverly-Whittemore recently partook in our new series, where she divulged what she would never write about, what she might be sporting this Halloween, and when she breathes fire.
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The last time we wrote about Amy Shackleton’s impeccably brilliant landscapes, she was working on a new series that would expose recent developments of sustainable buildings across Canada. Two years later...
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While some of you might not recognize the name Raphael Mazzucco, you probably have seen his iconic photographs on your local newsstand, gracing the covers and pages of publications like Sports Illustrated, Vanity Fair...
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The Whitney Museum of American Art in New York City is in for a major transformation when it opens its doors to visitors in its new facility downtown in spring 2015, but before closing its gates to a lifetime of...
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Author H.P. Mallory recently partook in our new series, where she divulged what scares her the most, her favorite summer song, and who she thinks Shakespeare really was.
