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San Diego-based filmmaker/photographer Jo Kamimura has revealed his limited edition zine entitled "you have Soul." This 24 page visual compilation focuses on the spiritual journey of consciousness through death and surrender.
Purchase your own copy here, while they're still available! Or get your copy during zine week at the Space on Saturday, February 9th from 1pm-5pm.
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The second Bruised zine is finally out.
It's entitled Merging Oceans and it's a collection of photographs from Lowell and Sara from Freeways Collide.
You can buy your copy here!
Get your copy while they last! Limited issue of 50.
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Check out the video about Triple-Major's current Nomad Store at Weltenbuerger.
The two week pop-up is going to end this Sunday (8/14th). Be sure to stop by and have a look at the interesting designers they carry before it ends.
Chinese performance Liu Bolin blends into urban landscapes all over the world. Using paint and photography he has taken his art to a new level being both invisible and visible to viewers. We can't wait to see where he shows or doesn't show up next.
photo via (ekfineart)
Check out Space 15 Twenty along with a solid list of must-sees in Los Angeles according to Dwell Magazine!
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L.A. based design team, Rodarte exhibited ten of their gowns surrounded by a neon light installation at the trade show, Pitti in Florence, Italy . Rodarte, best known for their delicate fabrics and knits, combine sculptural art with fashion design for this show.
Kate and Laura Mulleavy were quoted as saying: "Laura and I have been deeply inspired by Florence and its artistic legacy. We have spent countless hours dreaming of the poetic city, every detail magnified by our own curiosity and imagination."
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Food trucks are a huge part of L.A. culture so it was only a matter of time before trucks had more than just food. Owner Jenifer Kaplan decided that people are always in need of flowers and who has to go to a traditional floral shop? The Flower Truck has been parked on the Westside of L.A. for the past few months making the city a brighter more colorful place to shop. She carries everything from lilacs to hyacinths and even mini pineapples! Great local buds that won't hurt your piggy bank.
To find out more check out: theflowertruck.com
Follow it on twitter @theflowertruck
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Now you can take your favorite Pantone colors with you where ever you go. Pantone color swatch company has released several different products for every facet of your life. From iPhone cases, coffee mugs to storage bins they have it all covered. There is even a Pantone themed hotel located in Chicago. Hmm..road trip anyone?
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An update from our Beijing Correspondent, Ritchie Chan:
"While punctuality lies at the heart of what we typically understand by a good trip," opens Alain de Botton's latest book, A Week at the Airport, "I have often longed for my plane to be delayed -- so that I might be forced to spend a bit more time at the airport." The 112 pages that follow are filled with prose on what you might expect from this sort of introduction, or even the book's fairly self-explanatory title.
The twist is that the writer is granted unprecedented access to all the parts of London's Heathrow Airport that travelers are generally not allowed to see. Suffering a less-than-rosy reputation -- “I did not fully understand the dread term ‘terminal illness’ until I saw Heathrow for myself,” Dennis Potter once remarked -- the British Airports Authority invited de Botton to stay for a week in residence at its newest addition, Terminal 5.
Completely unrestricted, the philosopher-cum-essayist artfully dissects the minutia of modern travel, like airport food, security lines, and luggage carousels, in his delightfully post-Perecian way.
A Week at the Airport is available now.
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