Pictoria Vark is the spoonerism alias of the young singer-songwriter Victoria Park, who turned heads with her 2022 debut album The Parts I Dread. She aims even higher on her excellent Nothing Sticks — ...

Vark, edible silver and gold foil, adorns Indian sweets as a symbol of royal luxury, Ayurvedic healing, purity, and celebration. Crafted by artisans, it remains safe and meaningful, linking history, ...

“There were some family stuff and all sorts of nuttiness about New Jersey that I think was driving them up a wall,” the Iowa City-based musician explains, “and they were like, 'We can't deal with this ...

TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--VARK Inc. (Head Office: Toshima-ku, Tokyo; CEO founder: Takuya Kato), provider of a virtual live music event platform, metaverse templates, and video creation support tools for ...

With a slew of solo gigs and other high-profile opportunities ahead, including an upcoming slot at the 80/35 Music Festival, Vark finally takes the spotlight and brings her bass with her. Pictoria ...

After living in Iowa, New Jersey, Wyoming and New York, musician Victoria Park moved to Illinois – Chicago to be exact. The bass-playing singer-songwriter said it wasn’t always easy living in cities ...

Many Indian sweets come with an edible silver foil coating on top. Silver vark is an ultra-thin foil made of pure silver and sometimes even gold. It is edible, odourless, and tasteless, which means it ...

Festive sweets often feature a shiny silver layer called Silver Vark. Traditionally, its production involved animal tissues, raising concerns for vegetarians. However, India's food regulator, FSSAI, ...

Who is Pictoria Vark? She’s the spoonerism who serves as a rock handle for rising songwriter Victoria Park. The 23-year-old Iowa City singer/bassist just made one of last year’s finest indie records ...