


a better film than pulp fiction, a better script than my own private idaho. where is gregg araki? by dd



a better film than pulp fiction, a better script than my own private idaho. where is gregg araki? by dd

this is a beautiful image, too bad its so choreographed with the newspapers so perfectly “scattered” but its a cool idea for a very cool woman.by dd



i came across a recent commission of fionna banner by the tate britain. i must admit that i was unaware of her work before and feel like i’ve walked into a world i’ve been missing out on. her fascination with the emblem of the fighter plane gives us these elegant arrangements. she sees them as the ‘opposite of language’, used when communication fails …”harrier and jaguar remain ambiugous objects implying both captured beast and fallen trophy.” if you’re in london you can catch this exhibition until january 1011. i will definitely be exploring more of this delicately abrasive artists work. by kl







jsbj self publish fanzine-like books of photographers. it’s so nice and powerful that it’s making me feel bad about not doing this kind of things. of course everything is out of print so forget about owning a print but i will be on the starting block for the next one. moving! by pp

after proudly sporting diptyque’s for about ten years i wanted a changes and went unfaithfully to every other perfumers in paris to get an idea on what to switch for. my nose went to numerous more or less pleasant smells, people were really nice and the all experience was pretty glamorous but nothing rocked my world and i eventually went back to diptyque! i know it’s a bit mainstream nowadays and kind of obvious but they’re my guys!
ps: do you fellows know the name ditptyque comes from the fact their original store on boulevard saint germain is a corner and offers two large windows that the founders interpreted as… a diptyque! by pp



i remember the work of photographer viviane sassen in some magazines years ago.
and now there is this book “sol&luna;”, assignment from our legacy and libraryman co.
it’s described as:
just so nice! by pp





ok for all you tin tin and milo, old-school-ers looking for a perfect gift for that favorite niece of yours, here it is. it can be hard to find these guys in the united states but i finally did (sold here), and got the missing pieces for my favorite girls, made the girls and their daddy super happy… (also check here). by dd

ok, while we’re in the car post business, the intersection website preview an article of its latest issue about yves behar’s electric car study, worth checking it! by pp



saw the starck+intersection mag concept car in the window of colette last night. that is a really nice piece actually. maybe starck should stick to this kind of project since not far away from there is another one of his production, the hotel meurice and believe me, the soap car is definitely on top! by pp

anybody seen jane march lately? by pp

no, this magazine is not from the richardson you think it is, that being said that’s true there is some similarities and the main richardson used to shoot a lot for this publication but the man behind this magazine is andrew richardson. dodgy man himself but none the less one of the best stylist in the industry. the issue number 4 is out, something like five years after the third one. welcome back naughty one! by pp

apc is presenting it’s own blog for a couple of weeks now. they posted a pics of their new store in singapore… pretty cool store isn’t it? very colonial in the aesthetic, love it! this blog was elaborate with ezra petronio and its actually based on the exact same template as the selfservice blog which oddly disappeared . but enough bitching, we will follow this one for sure! by pp