June 2010
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Opening Ceremony AW 2010 Even if it’s 30 degrees outside I had to post these pictures of the upcoming Opening Ceremony winter collection. You can always trust in Opening Ceremony. The contrasting shapes, the subtle play with transparency and texture and especially the deep green velvet jacket are simply awesome! J.
Jun 30th
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Jun 28th
Salvador Dalí More beautiful than Canova (1979), oil on canvas via A.
Jun 27th
As I was passing by a vintage furniture shop close to Schlesisches Tor two weeks ago, I immediately fell in love with this small Danish Design table from the late Fifties. Their selection of design pieces is great and the price range appropriate. Komfort 36, Schlesische Str. 38a, 10997 Berlin A.
Jun 21st
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In times when songwriting get worse the music industry tend to focus on their music videos to get in the media. So happened to Lady Gaga - you all know this weak telephone blah song or better: the vid - and apparently also to Kylie Minogue. “All the lovers” sounds like ZDF Fernsehgarten and the video revisits old ideas such as from “Slow” from 2003 in this filmic...
Jun 21st
I wish I could join the 11th birthday of one of my favourite clubs. Next weekend (June 25-27) you can party day and night at the Robert Johnson - BBQ on the terrace and music by Ata, Dixon, Gerd Janson, Giles Smith, Heartthrob (live), James Priestley, Magda, Move D, Roman Flügel, Sebastian Kahrs, Massimiliano Pagliara and Trevor Jackson. A.
Jun 18th
Jun 18th
Pendleton x Opening Ceremony On the 100th anniversary of the company’s founding, Pendleton celebrates their status as an American icon with their first collaboration ever. Based on Pendleton’s classic wool shirting and Native American inspired jaquards, Opening Ceremony designed a collection of the brands most classic styles, including the motocross shirt and the full mini...
Jun 17th
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Jun 16th
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Jun 16th
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Jun 15th
Summer classic: Zero 7 - Futures (feat. José Gonzales) J.
Jun 15th
Suede sandals from Opening Ceremony. via A.
Jun 14th
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Jun 13th
Jun 13th
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Pia Fraus - Mute the birds (Ulrich Schnauss version) J.
Jun 12th
My almost new Tom Shot bracelet from Hayashi. A.
Jun 12th
Michelangelo Antonioni’s Il deserto rosso (1964) A yellow fog—part meteorological, part industrial—permeates an anonymous manufacturing town in northern Italy. Gray buildings rise from the landscape while Giuliana, on the verge of an emotional collapse, wanders in an unwelcoming environment that is altogether modern, manmade, and remote. Screened at...
Jun 11th
REIGEN adores 50 years of Godard's "A bout de... →
Jun 11th
“(we are, i am defined) by regret, nostalgia for the cinema which no longer...”
– Jean-Luc Godard
Jun 11th
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Etienne-Louis Boullée Cenotaph for Isaac Newton (1784) unknown source A.
Jun 10th
Analoge Jugend is the great new blog of my friend Chris. It’s about the last generation of kids growing up without social media, digital cameras and a desperate force of self-expression. A.
Jun 10th
1# Safety sweater with leather armpads 2# A2 poster edition 3-4# A2 Canadian (technical cotton and elk leather details) 5-6# A2 Avenue Avenger by Leonard Kahlke with classic curierbag style Y-shoulder strap fixation (elk leather and cordura nylon) 7-8# A2 Karlsbad (lambsleather) Airbag craftworks is a small german brand that exists since 1995. They started with bags made of old air...
Jun 10th
Jun 9th
More work by Paul Herbst whom I’ve already presented a year ago. J.
Jun 9th
#1 Becky Beasley Malcontenta  (2007) B&W matt fibre-based photograph, archival linen tape, eyelets, 224 x 190 cm, Ed.2 #2 Sleep, Night 2  (2007) Black American Walnut, black glass, 28 x 22 x 7.7 cm, Ed 2 #3 Night, Music (2007) Black acrylic glass, steel HDF, blackboard paint, Ed 2 These works were part of the “Three notable american novellas”...
Jun 8th
Etienne-Louis Boullée Pyramid (18th century) unknown source A.
Jun 8th
I really enjoy the monthly podcast of Delusions of Grandeur. You can listen to it here. A.
Jun 8th
Etienne-Louis Boullée Temple (1793/94) unknown source A.
Jun 7th
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Jun 7th
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Jun 7th
#1 Carhartt jacket, #2 #5 #8 Stussy shirts and caps, #3 Lucien Pellat-Finet jacket, #6 Marc Jacobs jacket, #7 Monki jacket, #9 Goodfoot x New Era caps, rest is unknown brand J.
Jun 6th
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Camille Claudel Les Causeuses (1897) Onyx / Marble / Bronze, Paris Musée Rodin Camille Claudel is a sculptor who gained notoriety in the eighties of the last century. Wrongly the main reason for her rediscovery was her tragic life: The fateful encounter with Auguste Rodin and her frenzy which dominated the second half of her life. What’s far more interesting about her: She brought new...
Jun 4th
New Acne dress Universe. A.
Jun 3rd
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Sometimes all you have to fear is fear itself as smart guy Franklin D. Roosevelt once said. And as a fan of satire I’ve made this man inspecting an astronaut & astronaut inspecting man as a fun comment on our quest for alien life. Yet we are still alien to ourselves. Hopefully this necklace will encourage the wearer to look within themselves for the answers they seek. Plus it looks...
Jun 3rd
My almost new Tom Shot bracelet from Hayashi. A.
Jun 2nd
My mother took this picture in the 70ies at a flea market in Paris. A.
Jun 1st