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items: Antivirus Software Founder, Zombie-Chemist, McAfee wanted for murder
items: War Witch
items: AYANA VELLISSIA JACKSON
items: Les Yeux du Chat (The Eyes of the Cat)
items: scanners darkly
items: Vodoun
items: Southwest Africa Exhibition
items: BAPE® ARCHIVES by NIGO®
items: NAS — Life is Good
items: Mark King’s MARKINGS
items: Rick Rubin via Purple
items: Alejandro Jodorowsky via Purple
items: Printed Publication Study — Culture & History: Africans & Indians
items: Printed Publication Study — Art & Culture: untitled no. 8 “The Infinity Book”
items: Printed Publication Study — Commerce & Luxury: Garments & Textiles + Louis Vuitton

Antivirus Software Founder, Zombie-Chemist, McAfee wanted for murder
type: item
date: 2012-11-13T16:29:33Z
creator: son
subject: Biology
subject: community
subject: Corporate
subject: Culture
subject: Explicit
subject: Future
subject: Global
subject: Health
subject: Industry
subject: Lifestyle
subject: Science
subject: Technology
description: MURDER On Sunday the 11th November, 2012 at 8:00am acting upon information received, San Pedro Police visited 5 ¾ miles North of San Pedro Town where they saw 52 year old U.S National Mr. GREGORY VIANT FAULL, of the said address, lying face up in a pool of blood with an apparent gunshot wound on the upper rear part of his head apparently dead. Initial investigation revealed that on the said date at 7:20am LUARA TUN, 39years, Belizean Housekeeper of Boca Del Rio Area, San Pedro Town went to the house of Mr. Faull to do her daily chores when she saw him laying inside of the hall motionless, Faull was last seen alive around 10:00pm on 10.11.12 and he lived alone. No signs of forced entry was seen, A (1) laptop computer brand and serial number unknown and (1) I-Phone was discovered missing. The body was found in the hall of the upper flat of the house. A single luger brand 9 mm expended shells was found at the first stairs leading up to the upper flat of the building. The body of Faull was taken to KHMH Morgue where it awaits a Post Mortem Examination. Police have not established a motive so far but are following several leads.
encoded: Antivirus pioneer John McAfee is on the run from murder charges, Belize police say. According to Marco Vidal, head of the national police force’s Gang Suppression Unit, McAfee is a prime suspect in the murder of American expatriate Gregory Faull, who was gunned down Saturday night at his home in San Pedro Town on the island of Ambergris Caye. via http://gizmodo.com/5959812/john-mcafee-wanted-for-murder blulight.ru forum excerpts — Hello Everyone. I’ve been lurking here for years and just recently decided to join up. I’m hoping to get some help here. I’m a huge fan of MDPV. Not the white hydrochloride – it’s inconceivable that anyone on the planet would willingly put that into their bodies — I’m talking the freebase form. I think many of you that don’t bother to freebase it yourself have at least tasted the freebase version when it was widely available as “tan mdpv”. I think it’s the finest drug evere conceived, not just for the indescribable hypersexuality, but also for the smooth euphoria and mild comedown. My question is this: How can I more easilly separate the oil from the precipitate using some mechanical means? Here’s the nightmarish process I’ve been going through so far: First I precipitate and then place the container on a foot vibrator for 30 minutes to raise the first oil (the oil is heavier than water, by the way): Then I painstakingly touch each droplet with the point of a hyperdermic, which causes the oil to climb up the needle. Then I slowly extract the needle until the surface tension at the top allows the oil to float. I can only do a small amount at a time or else the oil collects into a ball large enough to sink again. I draw off the oil with a filed down needle point and then spend another 30 mitues of vibrating until the next batch rises. As I proceed, the droplets become smaller and smaller until they are barely visible. The complete extraction takes 5 to 6 hours. For anyone who freebases mdpv, by the way — the oil is dangerous beyond belief.…

War Witch
type: item
date: 2012-11-07T15:02:45Z
creator: son
subject: Art
subject: Black
subject: Culture
subject: Entertainment
subject: Film
subject: Global
subject: History
subject: Photography
subject: Video
subject: White
description: War Witch, his latest feature was entirely shot in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in July 2011. Presented in Official Competition at Berlin International Film Festival War Witch received the Silver Bear for Best Actress (Rachel Mwanza) and a special mention from the Ecumenical Jury.
encoded: Komona, a 14 year old girl, tells her unborn child the story of how she became a rebel. It all began when she was 12; kidnapped by the rebel army, she was forced to carry a AK 47 and kill. Her only escape and friend is magician, a 15 year old boy who wants to marry her. Despite the horrors and daily grind of war, Komona and Magician fall in love. They thought they had escaped the war, but fate decided otherwise. In order to survive, Komona will need to return to where she came from and make amends with her past. Around them, war rages on… A tale set in Sub-Saharan Africa, WAR WITCH is a love story between two young souls caught in a violent world yet filled with beauty and magic. Somewhere in sub-Saharan Africa, in a small isolated village, Komona, a twelveyear-old girl, lived peacefully with her parents until the day the rebels came. They pillaged the village, captured Komona and forced her to commit an irreparable act: slay her parents. In the rebels’ camp, the training is merciless: Komona is hungry, scared, and the Rebel Leader, who has no pity for her tears, repeatedly beats her if she cries. She quickly learns to endure, to fight and above all, to survive. During a battle waged against the government’s army, only Komona is spared. The rebels chief sees this as a sign and declares she is the new sorceress. She is soon brought to Great Tiger, the supreme leader of all the rebels, who makes her his war witch. Only one person is willing to help and listen to her, a 15 year-old-boy named Magician. With the passing months, Magician and Komona fall in love. They experience an all too brief moment of what happiness can be. The war catches up with them. Time passes… Komona is now 14 and pregnant. She wishes to forget the past, but her parents’ ghosts keep reappearing. She soon realizes that if she doesn’t want her parents’ ghosts to haunt her baby, she must undertake the long journey that will lead her back to her birthplace. WAR WITCH is a life lesson, a…

AYANA VELLISSIA JACKSON
type: item
date: 2012-10-27T05:31:23Z
creator: son
subject: Art
subject: Culture
subject: Design
subject: Photography
description: Ayana V. Jackson (born May 14, 1977) is a US American photographer and filmmaker. Born in Livingston, New Jersey, she received her B.A. in Sociology from Spelman College in 1999. In 2005 at the invitation of professor Khatarina Sieverding, she studied critical theory and large format printing at the University of Arts Berlin. She is best known for her focus on Contemporary Africa and the African Diaspora, most notably the series African by Legacy, Mexican by Birth.
encoded: Ayana V. Jackson (born May 14, 1977) is a US American photographer and filmmaker. Born in Livingston, New Jersey, she received her B.A. in Sociology from Spelman College in 1999. In 2005 at the invitation of professor Khatarina Sieverding, she studied critical theory and large format printing at the University of Arts Berlin. She is best known for her focus on Contemporary Africa and the African Diaspora, most notably the series African by Legacy, Mexican by Birth. Ayana Vellissia Jackson was born in Livingston, New Jersey and raised in East Orange where her family has long held residence. Her grandmother Angenetta Still Jackson, is descendant of Leah Arthur Jones a member of the founding family of New Jersey’s first Black Settlement, Lawnside, New Jersey. Her grandfather J. Garfield Jackson was Essex County’s first African American principle. The city of East Orange later named Jackson Academy elementary school after him. Following her Grandfather’s interest in Africa, she first began traveling to Ghana in 2001, where she visited her families compound in North Odorkor. During this trip she began her photography career with the series Full Circle: A Survey of Hip Hop in Ghana. Ayana V. Jackson initially studied photography during her undergraduate years at Spelman College. She later fortified her training while at the University of Art Berlin, and subsequently during a course of photography residencies including the Bakery Photographic Collective and Cité Internationale des Arts Paris,France. Her photographic series Full Circle: A Survey of Hip Hop in Ghana, Viajes Personales, and African by Legacy Mexican by Birth have been exhibited widely in association with Gallery MOMO (Johannesburg, RSA), Rush Arts Gallery(USA), A Gathering of the Tribes (USA), Galerie Peter Herrmann (Germany), San Francisco Mexican Museum (USA) the Franklyn H. Williams CCC/African Diaspora Institute (USA) and CulturesFrance (FR), the US State Department and the World Bank. She has received g…

Les Yeux du Chat (The Eyes of the Cat)
type: item
date: 2012-08-28T15:34:46Z
creator: son
subject: Art
subject: Print
subject: Social
subject: Thought
description: Posthumously, though, demand for his work is growing, and many of his older books are being reissued. Now, one of the most beautiful and sought after is being reprinted in hardcover for the first time since it was produced in small quantities in 1978.
encoded: Posthumously, though, demand for his work is growing, and many of his older books are being reissued. Now, one of the most beautiful and sought after is being reprinted in hardcover for the first time since it was produced in small quantities in 1978. The Eyes of the Cat was Giraud’s first collaboration with the filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky, who would become a close friend and co-author. The portfolio-sized, 56-plate book was actually never meant for widespread distribution. Rather, it was printed in a tiny quantity, as a bonus gift for friends and clients of French comic publishers Les Humanoïdes Associés–a kind of internal thank you note. “The supply was depleted long before the demand for the sought-after book had been satisfied,â€ explains Stephen Bisset in the anthology Taboo. “Its nearly legendary status was assured by its scarcity.â€ via: fastco

scanners darkly
type: item
date: 2012-08-11T17:46:34Z
creator: son
subject: Art
subject: Black
subject: Brand
subject: Culture
subject: Fashion
subject: Video
description: Statuesque is the word for Naomi Campbell, an icon of our time who, it seems, can inflame opinion in any observer. Statuesque is also the word for Naomi - Nick Knight's 25-foot interactive sculpture that formed the centrepiece of the exhibition SHOWstudio: Fashion Revolution at London's Somerset House.
encoded: [See post to watch Flash video] Statuesque is the word for Naomi Campbell, an icon of our time who, it seems, can inflame opinion in any observer. Statuesque is also the word for Naomi – Nick Knight’s 25-foot interactive sculpture that formed the centrepiece of the exhibition SHOWstudio: Fashion Revolution at London’s Somerset House. Inviting viewers to utilize Naomi’s body as a conduit for global communication, exhibition goers and online viewers alike were able to ‘graffiti’ across her with projected light, while microphones placed in and around her body picked up visitors’ audio responses and broadcast them worldwide. This project documents both the final installation – showcasing a ten-minute extract of over three hours of footage captured over the three-month exhibition run, alongside a tour narrated by Nick Knight of the exhibit itself – and also the all-important process behind scanning Naomi in three-dimensions and recreating this Supermodel, super-sized.

Vodoun
type: item
date: 2012-08-11T04:51:58Z
creator: son
subject: Art
subject: Black
subject: Critical Thinking
subject: Culture
subject: Science
subject: Thought
subject: Video
subject: White
description: 1945 Film
encoded: 1945 Film

Southwest Africa Exhibition
type: item
date: 2012-08-01T03:24:09Z
creator: son
subject: Africa
subject: Art
subject: Critical Thinking
subject: Culture
subject: Design
description: A series of human installations on imperialism in Africa & racism
encoded: Deutsch-Südwestafrika Installation by Brett Bailey Third World Bunfight presents The Exhibit Series Throughout 2012 and 2014 Site specific Exhibits A, B & C A series of human installations on imperialism in Africa and racism These three deeply moving Exhibits – researched and created by South African artist, Brett Bailey – gaze into the hidden Curiosity Cabinets of European racism. They focus on the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when Europe’s powers scrambled for African colonies, and her scientists formulated the pseudo-scientific racial theories that continue to warp perceptions with horrific consequences. Drawing on the ‘human zoos’ and ethnographic displays so popular during this period, each of these site-specific Exhibits places Africans and African asylum seekers in display cases, unpacking the histories, and turning the gaze back on Europeans. EXHIBIT A: Deutsch-Südwestafrika (Vienna Festival and Teaterformen Festival, 2010; Oslo, 2011) draws together several threads concerning European racism towards Africans from the mid 19th century to the present. It opens the wounds of ethnographic exhibitions, social Darwinism, and the increasingly xenophobic policies of the EU. Made for festivals in Austria and Germany, it focuses on the imperial moment in German South West Africa (Namibia), and the atrocities committed by German colonial forces. EXHIBIT B: paradis perdu (Kunstenfestivaldesarts, 2012), made for Belgium and France (for presentation in 2012/13), widens the lens to take in both the Belgian Congo (DRC) and the Republic of Congo (‘Congo Brazzaville’). Much the same brutal scenario of exploitation of resources (ivory, rubber and timber) and people occurred in both these neighbouring Congo territories during the imperial period that followed the Scramble for Africa. EXHIBIT C: (2014) will include territories colonised by the British Empire and Portugal, and look at the policies towards immigrants in these countries. See www.thirdworldbunfight.co.…

BAPE® ARCHIVES by NIGO®
type: item
date: 2012-07-22T01:23:34Z
creator: son
subject: Art
subject: book
subject: Culture
subject: Design
subject: Fashion
encoded: In 2008 Rizzoli (New York) published the official archive book “A BATHING APE®â€. If that book, which shows all of the signature piece, is the “A Sideâ€; this “BAPEÂ®ARCHIVES by NIGO®â€, whose contents have been selected by me from my perspective as both a maker and a collector, is the “B Sideâ€ – a personal, underground archive. (Taken from NIGO’s FOREWORD) 発売日 Release date ï¼š 2012.4.1（SUN） è²©å£²ä¾¡æ ¼ Sales Price ï¼š 2,940円（Including tax） 出版社 Publisher ï¼š honeyee.com 言語 Language : æ—¥æœ¬èªžã€è‹±èªžã€ä¸­å›½èªžï¼ˆç¹ä½“èªžï¼‰ã€€Japanese, English, Traditional Chinese å†™çœŸã€è‘—æ›¸ Writing & Photo ï¼š NIGO® アートディレクター Art Director ï¼š 伊藤弘 Hiroshi Ito（groovisions） http://www.groovisions.com/ 監修 Editorial Supervisor ï¼š 鈴木哲也 Tetsuya Suzuki（honeyee.com） http://www.honeyee.com/ 編集 Chief Editor ï¼š 榎本一生 Issei Sakamoto（Shoes Master） http://www.shoesmaster.jp/ 販路 Distribution ï¼š â– 国内店舗 ï¼š BAPE STORE®ã€ä¸€èˆ¬æ›¸åº— â– web shopping ï¼š BAPE.COMã€amazonã€ZOZO â– 海外店舗 Stores overseas ï¼š BAPE STORE® and more

NAS — Life is Good
type: item
date: 2012-07-19T04:57:02Z
creator: son
subject: Art
subject: Black
subject: Brand
subject: Communication
subject: Culture
subject: Global
subject: HipHop
subject: Music
encoded: • Limited Edition, Numbered Notebook Personalized by Nas with exclusive photos and selected art • Exclusive Life Is Good T-Shirt • Nas – Life Is Good Deluxe CD (18 Tracks) • All notebooks included in the box will be signed by Nas!

Mark King’s MARKINGS
type: item
date: 2012-07-17T00:34:25Z
creator: son
subject: Art
subject: Black
subject: Communication
subject: Culture
subject: Fashion
subject: Global
subject: Photography
encoded: Barbados-based photographer Mark King recently spent two weeks in June as an artist-in-residence at the Alice Yard space, Woodbrook, Port-of-Spain Trinidad. “I came to Trinidad with the birth of an idea,â€ says King. The residency opportunity was King’s first visit to the island. His photographic project would be based on his outsider knowledge of the place. According to King: “For many years people have told me how exotic and beautiful Trini women are. It often dominated the conversation when men discussed the island. This was hard to ignore and led me to embrace the subject and do a project exploring this perception of Trini women. Then I was going through some things I had and found a book on the birds of Trinidad and Tobago by Richard ffrench and thought I would relate the birds to Trini women. There are a variety of women in Trinidad and that has to do with hybridisation and creolisation. Trinidad is a very multi-layered place.â€ A surface reading of the connection King makes between women and birds may yield a feeling of offense and a hasty condemnation of his work but King’s project lends a powerful, nuanced appreciation of the socio-cultural constructions of gender and the dynamics of the interface between men and women. Bird watching or birding has long been a male-dominated practice of observing feathered creatures in their various habitats for aesthetic value. Bound up in the aesthetic principle underlying acts of watching is an inclination toward classifying and sorting birds. Psychologist Simon Baron-Cohen calls this a process of “systemizing.â€ Bird watching is not however, restricted to the birds in a literal sense. Bird watching as a metaphor has, for some time, seeped into interactions between men and women. The word “birdâ€ is a colloquial term used among men in places like the UK and Trinidad to refer to women. The “bird watchingâ€ practice in this sense also involves a systemising process in which women are ranked and categorised. T…

Rick Rubin via Purple
type: item
date: 2012-07-15T08:49:34Z
creator: son
subject: Art
subject: Brand
subject: Communication
subject: Culture
subject: HipHop
subject: Industry
subject: Music
description: RICK RUBIN is perhaps the most important record producer of the past 25 years. His stamp on contemporary music is immeasurable. While still a student at NYU, Rubin borrowed $5,000 from his parents to start the Def Jam label with Russell Simmons. Soon he was working with the cream of the music world — Jay-Z, Johnny Cash, Neil Diamond, Slayer, Danzig, U2, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and the Dixie Chicks, to name a few — transcending musical genres like no other producer before him. Rubin has meditated for most of his life and, with an unusual regime of exercise, has recently lost 130 pounds. Rubin’s stellar career is now the stuff of legend, but we wanted to know more about the man behind the myth.
encoded: RICK RUBIN is perhaps the most important record producer of the past 25 years. His stamp on contemporary music is immeasurable. While still a student at NYU, Rubin borrowed $5,000 from his parents to start the Def Jam label with Russell Simmons. Soon he was working with the cream of the music world — Jay-Z, Johnny Cash, Neil Diamond, Slayer, Danzig, U2, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and the Dixie Chicks, to name a few — transcending musical genres like no other producer before him. Rubin has meditated for most of his life and, with an unusual regime of exercise, has recently lost 130 pounds. Rubin’s stellar career is now the stuff of legend, but we wanted to know more about the man behind the myth. interview and photographs by ANNABEL MEHRAN ANNABEL MEHRAN — Where did you grow up? What kind of music were you exposed to? RICK RUBIN — I grew up in Long Beach, Long Island, New York. There was always lots of music playing in the house. My dad is really into jazz, especially Latin jazz. And the pop music of the day was always playing — a lot of The Beatles — on the radio, or in the car. I heard a lot of music from an early age, and I always pursued it, first by buying singles and then albums. ANNABEL MEHRAN — What was the first concert you went to? RICK RUBIN — An Aerosmith / Ted Nugent stadium show. ANNABEL MEHRAN – What was the first record you ever bought? RICK RUBIN — I bought singles by The Monkees, Hermans Hermits, and the like when I was a little kid. ANNABEL MEHRAN – Out of you and all of your friends, were you the one who was the most musical? RICK RUBIN – I was the one most into music. I mean, there was a time when I was really young that I just loved music. Then I went through a period of not really listening to it. Then I started up again in junior high school. During the no-music period I listened to comedy records. I was obsessed with comedy records and I collected them — Richard Pryor, George Carlin, Monty Python, Cheech and Chong. I wou…

Alejandro Jodorowsky via Purple
type: item
date: 2012-06-29T00:31:47Z
creator: son
subject: Art
subject: Culture
subject: Design
subject: Future
subject: Global
subject: Lifestyle
subject: Magazine
subject: Movie
subject: Photography
subject: Thought
description: ALEJANDRO JODOROWSKY is best known for directing the cult movies El Topo, 1972, and The Holy Mountain, 1973. But he’s also a prolific writer, artist, playwright, philosopher, as well as a healer and magician — adept at every artistic activity, from the most abstract to the most popular. His passionate investigation of the Tarot coincided with the therapeutic session he calls PSYCHOMAGIC. A man of culture, at the crux of South American and European traditions, art is for him a form of rebellion, medicine, and spirituality which transcends all barriers.
encoded: ALEJANDRO JODOROWSKY is best known for directing the cult movies El Topo, 1972, and The Holy Mountain, 1973. But he’s also a prolific writer, artist, playwright, philosopher, as well as a healer and magician — adept at every artistic activity, from the most abstract to the most popular. His passionate investigation of the Tarot coincided with the therapeutic session he calls PSYCHOMAGIC. A man of culture, at the crux of South American and European traditions, art is for him a form of rebellion, medicine, and spirituality which transcends all barriers. photographs and interview by OLIVIER ZAHM OLIVIER ZAHM — One thing that fascinates me about you is the world of symbols that cross your universe, your body of work. ALEJANDRO JODOROWSKY — I was raised by a father who was a Communist and a Stalinist. He came to Chile from Russia when he was five. He wanted to be like Stalin. He dressed like Stalin. When I was four he said to me, “God doesn’t exist. You’re going to die, you’ll rot away, and that’s it.â€ He created a terrible neurosis in me, so I started life searching for truth. OLIVIER ZAHM — Through the denial of God? ALEJANDRO JODOROWSKY — Yes, and the idea that there’s nothing else. I was in total despair and didn’t accept this truth. I sought another truth through experience. I felt that through words I wasn’t getting anywhere, because behind every word was another word, and another, to infinity. OLIVIER ZAHM — Was this some kind of spiritual research through words? ALEJANDRO JODOROWSKY — Philosophy is a search for truth, but it isn’t the Truth. I wanted things to affect me concretely. The meaning of words didn’t have an effect on me, only their vibration did. Their beauty, poetry, and splendor impressed me. Through words I could receive beauty, but not truth. I didn’t want to say that truth was beauty. I was searching for things that affected me directly: symbols. A symbol doesn’t communicate a precise thing. It acts like a m…

Printed Publication Study — Culture & History: Africans & Indians
type: item
date: 2012-05-29T23:54:42Z
creator: son
subject: Africa
subject: Art
subject: Black
subject: book
subject: Culture
subject: Design
subject: Global
subject: Print.Study
subject: White
encoded: These are my two most favorite books in the world. So many images, awesome archeological & ethnological research. National Geographic is a household name & 10 Speed Press is a part of The Crown Publishing Group, these two books are massive with regards to the impact of those working on it. Our complete history of spirituality & ways of culture are basically summed up in the lives of the people involved with these two books. The Native American’s, from this American Indian book, really related to my blood. Looking at the pictures of taboo practices & taking in similarities [David Blue Cloud] w/ myself just naturally attached to me. The things I grasped were the trials of the elders, the pain they as a people dealt with. The symbols especially the front design always give me memories of Mexican art, these connections bring me to the title of this blog posts, the connection between Asia, Mexico, the America’s & Africa. The pyramids, the mounds, the artifacts are all linked in some form. The amount of craft that you can visually see, from these American Indians, you would think – how is this ‘not’ a society? It is what the America’s looked like in the past, this is what they have evolved into. In my opinion, the west is innovated & the east is stationed. The native’s practiced so many dark arts, the piercings the blood & the fashions were what we today see as tattoos or sadly sneakers. Sneaker culture has morphed into a brand-whore allegiance like no other. Its an ‘active resistance’ toward the ethical tradition of barter & trading. We really need to go back to survival pamphlets + silver/gold eating & trading…raw life. This raw life is lived in Africa to this day – primal. Think about the depth’s of the core of the darkest area’s here…Time stops in Africa, sure there is the high technology, chemical & finance/banking industrial reality – but there is the essence of the magic that exists in every facet of thinking-green or secret-think-&-grow-rich ideologies. Daneil Lai…

Printed Publication Study — Art & Culture: untitled no. 8 “The Infinity Book”
type: item
date: 2012-05-29T23:47:30Z
creator: son
subject: Art
subject: Culture
subject: Design
subject: Fashion
subject: Print.Study
encoded: The 8th installment of the “untitledâ€ book series that is accompanying the “untitledâ€ No. 8 exhibition – like the latter – has ‘infinity’ as its main theme. And with this books release, Magseven is proud to present to you another heavy collection of pure beauty; a genuine print nugget that could be easily classified as an art exhibition on its own. In terms of styles, a broad variety is showcased, as each exhibition focuses on a specific theme and presents collective works from diverse artists, always with special attention to new motifs and unique display techniques. Let’s take a look inside: First, La Grande Dame of hiphop documentary, Martha Cooper, delivers you some of her unreleased photographic “good stuff”. Then we have fresh design blueprints by Element artists Andrew Pommier, Don Pendleton, Jeremy Fish, Matt Irving, National Forest, Paul Urich, Randy Laybourne, The Mountain and Todd Francis. Subsequently, you’ll be able get an insight into Selim Varol´s (Toy Giants) passion, fascination and deep obsession with toys. Another definite highlight is the documentation of the theme-based canvas interpretation. Eight different artists were asked to create a canvas around the ’infinity’ theme. These incredible pieces by CemOne, Zedz, Florian Boehm, Ryan Monihan and four others are also presented in this book. And to broaden your horizon even more, Romero Timm Steinhauser delivers his academic take on sneakers. via – untitled-documents My take on this book is much different from what others probably felt about it. My work was featured in it & naturally I became adored with the whole idea of it all. You have Futura’s (FLOM) which I only know about because in this book it states “8000 USD” on ebay for these sneakers no matter the condition. This gives way to the occupational advantages 13th Witness & Tabatha have as a result of this Style Wars fame…I’m not saying its nepotism, Lenny is an orphan, I love Oliver Twist & the Artful Dodger. Speed forwar…

Printed Publication Study — Commerce & Luxury: Garments & Textiles + Louis Vuitton
type: item
date: 2012-05-29T23:39:42Z
creator: son
subject: Corporate
subject: Culture
subject: Fashion
subject: Industrial
subject: Industry
subject: Lifestyle
subject: Military
subject: Print.Study
encoded: Two things we’ve taken a respectful look at, deal with these two area’s of indulgence, Commerce & Luxury. I think because of obvious strategic techniques, the borders of value have skewed the reality of the through-line that exists with buying something expensive because there is quality of production. In the sense that we as a people buy something expensive because someone says to w/o investigating the origins of the thing. Remember Jesus? He was a Nazarene…so why don’t we hear about the Nazarene[s] as opposed to the X-tians? My answer is Ritual Practice, Amen [no pun intended]. I don’t have specific information [that I can share] to the holes within these brands, I can only assess from the experience gained in my past, there is a very wolf / sheep polarity that exists in this world. Wolf’s could go back on the endangered species list, & I’m sure the sheep will continue to become a prey to some ravenous animal. If I can buy from them, what you have…This is the reality of our world, they are all telesales & collection agencies screaming BUSINESS IS WAR!!!! We are currently listening to someone give us a lecture about technology whilst the line has an error throughout the length of the conversation. Hypocrisy or some surreal conspiracy disposition, since I’m a man & we use logic [via status quo / political correctness], I go w/ the former. Pardon my objective reality. You want LV I want SV. Where does your favorite company create their images, products, employment etc. The lot of these things aren’t on display because of competitor advantages & industrial espionage. Its a numbers game, there is a science to it, these teams are strong & marching. My thoughts extend to Sun Tzu, this is a game played over years/decades of lifetimes & one is many so there is only an esoteric thought process after a certain point because meta-physics are the only reality. So what does that mean? Don’t get initiated? Nahhh…do what you want, thats the key though, do what YOU want. Go to Glo…