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cute little films by photographer daniel jackson for barneys coop spring 2012… nice idea but i’m not sold on the product… kl you’d find it funny that there is tramp stamp story in there ; ) by jb+dd
Month: March 2012
The Amazing Romy Schneider: In Henri-Georges Clouzot’s film Inferno
here is romy schneider in henri-georges clouzot’s unfinished 1964 film inferno, or l’enfer in french. it was presented for the first time in 2009 as semi-documentary film by serge bromberg to the public. it’s magical, modern and super amazing. thanx leyla for sending me this… i love it. xx by dd
where is my pistol
there is something romantic about hidden objects in books; from secrets and money, to jewels, to drugs, or to guns. literature has been not only been the salvation of society, but also the culprit of criminals from all walks of life. makes me want to go home and carve out a few books myself… hmmm but what books? proust’s “a la recherche du temps perdu”? maybe not thick enough, how about mann’s “joseph der ernähre”? now what could i put inside them? by xy
Vincent Cassel
add him to the men of style please… by dd
ON ART – CHARLES SAATCHI
ok, so first of all, the guardian is really a great newspaper for anything cultural/art/design related and THIS ARTICLE on charles saatchi’s thoughts on art made my day. a must read. same here charles (even if you started all this bullshit). by pp.
question everything…
believe nothing… that’s been my motto… by uh
crazy busby
busby berkeley at work. by pp.
the hunger
david bowie and catherine deneuve from tony scott’s 1983 film, ‘the hunger’ by sv
way out man!
a young mick jagger in all white. by dd
WHEN THE SKY FELL DOWN – GUY BOURDIN DOCUMENTARY
i haven’t heard anything else floating around about this documentary, but that doesn’t say much. it’s a little strange so maybe that’s why i’m skeptical… odd song to use, and all of the text bits seem to be “advertising” it more than building curiosity. anyway, if you find out more, please let me know! by kl
all apologies to mister saint patrick, cheers!
saint patrick was a christian missionary, who is now the most famous patron saint of ireland. i don’t have the patience to tell a long story, but march 17th is supposed to be a solemn and holy day in respect to his passing, as well as a celebration of ireland in general. … i don’t have to tell you the point has been lost. the worst part is that it’s not lost in an “i get presents and too much good food” sort of way, it’s lost in a “drunk teenagers crowding the streets before noon on a gorgeous and otherwise very pleasant saturday” sort of way.
i’m just going to close my eyes and wait till it’s over. by kl
the kolme desk with variable work area
nice idea. by dd
