Hacking design and fashion with Otto
(segue in italiano) Three years ago, in an interview with We Make Money not Art, Otto Von Busch talked about
(segue in italiano) Three years ago, in an interview with We Make Money not Art, Otto Von Busch talked about
[EN] After more than one year of posts mainly about infographics and some months of total break (sorry!!) I need to reshuffle the content of this blog because I’m into new stuff that makes my time for blog posting rare. I don’t know yet what to expect, I’ll try to keep track of my new encounters, expecially on twitter. – [IT] Dopo più di un anno di post infografici e qualche mese di stop totale (mi spiace!!), ho bisogno di rimixare i contenuti di questo blog perchè sto seguendo un nuovo progetto che limita il mio tempo da dedicare qui. Non so ancora bene di cosa posterò, di sicuro terrò traccia dei miei nuovi incontri, specialmente su twitter.
It has been almost three years since the publication of Produttori di Stile, the notebook reporting the results of a research
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We’d been staying in Japan for more than 10 days, as we’d been invited to present the project by Serpica Naro at the Cream Festival (http://ifamy.jp/en/ ), even if our main purpose was to meet at last all the artists, militants, agitators and promoters of the Maydays with whom we only have virtual contacts. Among many other things, one night we ran into the protest of some South Korean workers who came in the little coffee-bar Cafe Lavanderia of the Shinjuku borough where we were having a beer; they came in full of enthusiasm, holding pins and leaflets, and they immediately invaded the room. They grabbed hold the micro of the sound system and invited us to take part in the action day, which would take place on the following Saturday in different points of the city. Continua su Digicult in italiano/ Continue on Digicult in english
(EN) Check out Paste Magazine and its evolution chart on hipsters from ’00 to 09. ——– (IT) Dai un’occhiata a Paste Magazine e alla sua infografica che mostra l’evoluzione degli hipsters dal 2000 fino ad oggi.