Wine That Wants to Be Judged by Its Label
Thursday, den 30. April 2009
The fashion designer who brought “trucker chic” to the mainstream is now producing wine - and sources say it might actually be quite good. Ed Hardy is known mainly for loud, graffitied t-shirts, trucker hats, and jeans worn by the likes of Britney Spears (and her kids), but designer Christian Audigier is now betting that his very recognizable brand… Continue reading Wine That Wants to Be Judged by Its Label
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Taking a month off, and why
Thursday, den 30. April 2009If you come across this site for the first time and you see that there’s no posts for over a month, it’s because I’m taking a month off from blogging to do a few things.
TESTING-
#1- Testing to see if frequent posting is REALLY necessary to gain more traffic or can you just spend time [...]
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iPhone Performer To Take Wembley Stadium
Thursday, den 30. April 2009
Renowned for playing host to the some of the world’s largest artists, Wembley stage will soon host it’s first mobile phone performer, singer/songwriter Gary Go. Instead of using traditional instruments, Gary Go chooses to play music with his iPhone. Using his phone’s virtual recording studio application, Go has already successfully managed to recreate melodies on guitars, drums and the piano… Continue reading iPhone Performer To Take Wembley Stadium
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Rob Ryan x Earnest Sewn
Thursday, den 30. April 2009
In their NYC store denim designers Earnest Sewn are exhibiting the work of U.K artist, Rob Ryan. Ryan has created a carbon-copy of his East London store Ryantown in the back room of the NYC store, where the artist has handcut posters and shapes (the cuttings are still on the floor) and mixes them with available prints and tiles of… Continue reading Rob Ryan x Earnest Sewn
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Audi Redefines Dealership Architecture
Thursday, den 30. April 2009
Audi released details today of the brand’s new dealership design created by architects Allmann SattlerWappner of Munich. The concept is called the “terminal” and is meant to provide a shopping experience that reflects the style, performance, and luxury characteristics of Audi automobiles. The design includes a number of interesting features. The architects considered… Continue reading Audi Redefines Dealership Architecture
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Artists Reclaim Amsterdam’s Red Light District
Thursday, den 30. April 2009
In a twist on the age-old practice of artists reclaiming unused and ex-industrial spaces to work in, the Red A.i.R. project is converting former brothels into studios. All this year, Artists-In-Residency In The Redlight are exploring the possibilities of transitory occupations of space within the slowly gentrifying red light district of Amsterdam.
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Supermarket Shakespeare: Live Theater on Aisle Six
Thursday, den 30. April 2009
With grocery stores in general seeing an uptick in business as people eat out less during the downturn, it was only a matter of time before someone decided to take advantage of the increased foot traffic. Until May 3rd, Teatro Vivo is bringing their brand of non-elitist theater to the produce section, the deli counter and every aisle in… Continue reading Supermarket Shakespeare: Live Theater on Aisle Six
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Update: Coworking and Beyond at NYC’s MEET At the Apartment
Thursday, den 30. April 2009
We had the privilege of having Marc and Sara Schiller, founders of Wooster Collective and MEET at the Apartment, at PSFK Conference NYC sharing the story behind their esteemed street art blog and the pieces that have inspired them over… Continue reading Update: Coworking and Beyond at NYC’s MEET At the Apartment
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Video: David Lynch Talks About Ideas
Thursday, den 30. April 2009
Filmmaker David Lynch discusses how he gathers, and uses ideas (and how they’re like fish).
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Triptrop NYC: Visualizing Travel Time
Thursday, den 30. April 2009
In an effort to figure out what half an hour from his apartment actually looked like, programmer and designer Jonathan Soma created triptrop NYC, a handy interactive map based on a combination of subway travel and walking. Users can easily view their approximate travel times between destinations or compare commutes from two separate locations - i.e. if you… Continue reading Triptrop NYC: Visualizing Travel Time
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