
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Apolis + Matteo

Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Apolis Activism + Filson = Philanthropist Briefcase

We all want to do our bit to make the world a better place, and what could be better than getting behind The Uganda Product from Apolis Activism.
Apolis believe humanity has a common thread — a common hope for unity, freedom, and sustainability. Apolis creates opportunities for developing economies by connecting them to the global marketplace through seasonal stories and products.
Four hundred units of the Philanthropist Briefcase allows the Uganda project to utilize three farmer’s entire yield of cotton for one year. Early results of building a developing industry by providing opportunity through jobs instead of offering charity with donations.
The Ugandan project also features a Field Tote and a Philanthropist tote. Other projects include a market bag from Bangladesh and cashmere clothing from Nepal.
Monday, March 22, 2010
Thom Browne / Supreme

Available in-store and online on March 25th.
Monday, February 15, 2010
Spike Jonez Flip Books: I'm Here

You've seen the movie, now here's the flip books, definately one for the collection. They come in a set of 3 or indivually. Hurry if you want a copy...
Available - Opening Ceremony
Friday, February 12, 2010
Your Crazy Emotional Needs - Valentine

Check out the prints from the ReForm School...
Sunday, February 7, 2010
domus

Every issue contains fast information about 10 big projects by international architects. Much attention to furniture, city architecture with maps. NEWS with information about fairs, literature, exhibitions, awards, art and people.
Friday, January 15, 2010
FANTOM of the Photographer

EYE TO EYE where photographers converse;
SAMPLE SIZE with ready made discoveries by excellent eyes;
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY offered by a collector or about a collection;
EYE OF THE BEHOLDER, where gallerists celebrate the time based talents they expose and trade; and
MEANS TO AN END surveying the unintentional surprises of purposeful image production, i.e. scientific, commercial, surveillance, documentary and the like. Herein the vernacular can take precedence over the artistic and visa versa depending on the value not of a discourse that comes after the image but allowing pictures to lead the discussions.
A voyage into photography, FANTOM will orient readers and viewers in the scaled horizons drawn by photography and those who critique, exhibit, collect, occupy and emulate it. Found, forgotten and not yet discovered, first and foremost FANTOM features the voice of photographers, in interviews, portfolios, and statements alongside the often silent but rarely without a voice medium of Fotography.
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