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Trailer
Read a good profile of the tapes/film at nytimes.com and get more info at shutuplittlemanfilm.com
Friday, September 16, 2011
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Image of the Day
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James Lavadour, Trees, 2007 (Oil on wood panel, 32x48 inches, photo by Spike Mafford) from the Seattle Art Museum exhibition Seattle As Collector, celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Seattle Arts Commission.
See more from the exhibition at seattle.gov
James Lavadour, Trees, 2007 (Oil on wood panel, 32x48 inches, photo by Spike Mafford) from the Seattle Art Museum exhibition Seattle As Collector, celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Seattle Arts Commission.See more from the exhibition at seattle.gov
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Red Hook
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AnOther Magazine's new issue features Rachel Weisz on the cover and in stills [such as the above image] taken from a short film by Craig McDean. Here's the film, shot in Red Hook with creative direction by David James and styling by Olivier Rizzo:
Because, you know, apparently it's creepy short film week at Pacific Standard.
Much more info on this one here.
AnOther Magazine's new issue features Rachel Weisz on the cover and in stills [such as the above image] taken from a short film by Craig McDean. Here's the film, shot in Red Hook with creative direction by David James and styling by Olivier Rizzo:Because, you know, apparently it's creepy short film week at Pacific Standard.
Much more info on this one here.
Warp and Weft
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Weaver Dorothy Liebes photographed by Charles E. Steinheimer in her studio.
Reminds me of watching my mom work her loom when I was a kid.
View more photographs by Charles E. Steinheimer (and purchase prints) here.
Weaver Dorothy Liebes photographed by Charles E. Steinheimer in her studio.
Reminds me of watching my mom work her loom when I was a kid.
View more photographs by Charles E. Steinheimer (and purchase prints) here.Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Creepy Rich People
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Trailer for the short film Syndromes, by The Golden Filter & Norwegian director Kristoffer Borgli, which tells the story of "a young girl with mysterious talents that finds herself unwillingly entwined in an elite underworld that only the ailing wealthy are ever aware of."
(via GvB)
Trailer for the short film Syndromes, by The Golden Filter & Norwegian director Kristoffer Borgli, which tells the story of "a young girl with mysterious talents that finds herself unwillingly entwined in an elite underworld that only the ailing wealthy are ever aware of."
(via GvB)
Magazine Hunt
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I've been searching everywhere (i.e. the four good newsstands I know of in Seattle*) for the current issue of Copenhagen-based fashion magazine Dansk. No such luck, so far. Here are some images I've seen online – looks like an excellent issue.
Magdalena Frackowiak styled by Anders Sølvsten Thomsen and
photographed by Aitken Jolly
Sigrid Agren styled by Anders Sølvsten Thomsen and photographed by Aitken Jolly
Dree Hemingway styled by Anders Sølvsten Thomsen and
photographed by Joachim Mueller-Ruchholtz
Barbara Palvin styled by Sam Ranger and photographed by Emma Tempest
*Four good newsstands in Seattle: Bulldog, Pike Place Market, Elliott Bay Books, Barnes & Noble. Are there others I should know about?
I've been searching everywhere (i.e. the four good newsstands I know of in Seattle*) for the current issue of Copenhagen-based fashion magazine Dansk. No such luck, so far. Here are some images I've seen online – looks like an excellent issue.photographed by Aitken Jolly
Dree Hemingway styled by Anders Sølvsten Thomsen andphotographed by Joachim Mueller-Ruchholtz
Barbara Palvin styled by Sam Ranger and photographed by Emma TempestSee more images from these stories here.
*Four good newsstands in Seattle: Bulldog, Pike Place Market, Elliott Bay Books, Barnes & Noble. Are there others I should know about?
Monday, September 12, 2011
Image of the Day
Need vs. Want
Filson Limited Edition 1897 Collection* Scarlet Mackinaw Wool Cruiser – Extra Long, $370. I have basically the same coat in dark green but this is still tempting. Want.*While I absolutely love this coat, I have to say that something about the "1897 Collection" qualifier rubs me the wrong way. I love Filson – always have, always will – and I would prefer it to remain above the scramble for precious "heritage" cred, considering it basically invented this kind of gear. On the other hand, I do want Filson to stay in business, and I understand the marketing reasons behind calling out the pedigree.
So then. Fine. Whatever.

