me studio

wow, they’ve built a hotel right in the centre of madrid especially in honour of me, looks a bit more expensive than the places i’m used to but still, i’m flattered thanks…

just a quick reminder that the suikerdepot are hosting their first (small) exhibition as from this week, i have no idea what to expect… the opening is tomorrow at six p.m., if you’re nearby pop by and have a drink… (they told met say that, i’m not just inviting the whole world by myself…)

this fascinating archive photography website site i’ve just stumbled upon: documerica is worth a visit…

About Documerica
Toxic pollutants. Species extinctions. Overpopulation. In 1970, concern for the survival of the human race in the face of environmental catastrophe culminated in the first Earth Day, April 22. Twenty million Americans across the country demonstrated in support of environmental reform.

"The 1970s, we’re beginning to realize, were a much more important decade than we thought. It’s not just disco and streaking," said Bruce Bustard, curator with the National Archives, who researched Documerica for the exhibit "Picturing the Century: One hundred years of photography from the National Archives."

i have finally got hold of; and am currently enjoying ‘sing statistics’ wonderful book we are the friction, here’s a quick review, i’ll do my own when review when i’ve read it all…

… the blog of the Milton Glaser Design Study Center and Archives, featuring weekly graphics and ephemera from the design archives at the School of Visual Arts.

and it’s very good too featuring some, often very unusual work, from some big names from the 60’s and further… enjoy