Tim Blanks speaks about the rise of street style blogging. Style Bubbles Susie Lau, Imrad Amed, Alexia Nieziedski, Phil Oh and Larazo Hernandez & Jack McCollough of Proenza Schouler reflect on environmental factors and positive as well as negative side effects.
(Source: henrycharlesbukowski, via flecken)
“It’s for you.”
“Who’s calling?”
“Portrait”
Inspired by and based on work of Martin Kippenberger at Hamburger Bahnhof - Museum Für Gegenwart
re:publica 13 has been the place to meet and elaborate with the (german speaking) internet community. Numerous sessions, speeches and panels have confirmed current, introduced new ideas and infected with few new visions. Although expectations usually exceed actual results, I am glad that I attended. Maybe more than others although I didn’t claim as much as I intended. Now the search for recorded events will occur. #rp13 #zeit #spiegel #sueddeutsche #digitalnatives #journalism (at Stage 2 | re:publica 2013 #rp13)
30 years of Yohji Yamamoto. Part of the retrospective with a programme that consists of three columns: A runway show, video installations andthis display at Andreas Murkudis Berlin Store
The three finest works of ESMOD 1st year fashion students. Turning ties of #EdsorKronen into outfits (at Esmod Berlin)
The first iced Espresso of 2013 with Julian Zigerlis vision for Autumn/Winter 2013/14.
#JulianZigerli #ArneEberle #fashionalyst
THE WRINKLES OF THE CITY - Shanghai 2010
Although this video has less commentary than the Los Angeles edition I find it even more impressive. Maybe also, because it is a city that I have visited and experienced some of the atmosphere, moods and daily struggles.
Please also watch the LA video, because it does have great ideas about mutual respect and valuing individual life.
Works of JR’s Wrinkel series are currently exhibited in Berlin while Gallery Henrik Springmann handles further requests.