Location: London, UK
Year: 2009
I give this documentary ♥♥♥♥♥, thanks Kit!!!
Monday, November 30, 2009
WTF Hollywood
Hi everyone,
I'm just making a statement here about one thing who's destroying movies and film for the past decades!
In the 80's we were used to have an original soundtrack for the movies and that was great... Great movies, good ending song...
Recently I just get annoyed by the ending soundtrack.
You're watching a film or a blockbuster, not the kind of movie with John Williams on board, but a nice enjoyable movie... Anyway you had a pleasant movie, enjoyed the contained of it with the big smile at the end of the movie! Yeah, you know what I mean this pretty ending smile you get on your face! Well here come my WTF hollywood... Fuck you to put, at the beginning of the black screen with the white writing, the worst horrible commercial song ever!
OK some will say: "come on this song is on MTV right now!" Well get lost...
Foremost, that's the last idea you get from a film... you're leaving the theater, cinema, or the perfect home-sofa with that bad taste in your mind! It's like having guest for dinner, having a nice and pleasant evening and then to throw them the coffee in the faces! WTF!!!
Then, for the most of the people a movie should not be mark by the time. Of course you have the movie who mark his year, 2012 will be an example, even Ferris Bueller's Day Off... But none of them will change the mood of the movie by putting on a completing wrong song at the end of the film, going on the opposite direction of the spirit of the previous songs, just by commercial point of view!!!
That's a shame, and I will end on that! Hollywood destroys movies like that... Most of them are not the big dollars budget or the Cash Cow of the year but they're good. It's just bad for the image and the life of the film to end with a bad song who make you delete the film from your memory or HardDrive!
Yeah like I will buy a movie with an ending song like that!!!
F.A.
Saturday, November 28, 2009
I finally get to represent an artist and friend. As her pr bitch, we are undergoing some planning for her next vernissage. At one of the best places in Sthlm: Riche.
Where international dj's play under chandeliers and mingle in 19th century settings, and where people of all ages are welcome, only request is that you are... soulful. And fabulous without ever using the word fabulous.
It's a huge oppurtunity for Clara, as she was asked by the people of Riche to hang a selection of her photographs in the restaurant, for all of december. We will unleash her talent the 7th of dec, and have invited all our friends, journalists, and art people to participate.. if you would be, by any chance in Stockholm - come hither.
Friday, November 27, 2009
Street Art: East Village(NYC) VS Downtown(San Francisco)
UP: Downtown(SFO) DOWN; East Village(NYC)
Photography by: Ana Cuadra & Bandana
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
.Cent Magazine
Cent is a magazine based in London and its here to celebrate creativity. It is that simple.
The process, the people, the products.
They like being different so at .Cent we ask the creatives themselves to write the content instead of working with journalists. This way, readers hear all about fashion, beauty, art, music, design, illustration, architecture, literature, film, gardening, food, and more. The editorial content comes from the creatives, about what inspires and excites them, in an emotive language directly to the reader.
Every issue they choose a different Guest Editor from the creative industries to take the helm. They choose a title that is a reflection of them and their work. This becomes the cornerstone for the issue. .Cent also invites friends of the Guest Editor to contribute and ask the Guest Editor to suggest other creatives whom they don't know but are inspired by, to add to the mix.
.Cent's aim is to provide an open platform for creative discussion. The editorial is intelligent yet accessible and is directly from the worlds most influential creative figures, everyone from the established to the up-and-coming.
.Cent is a platform for us all. Be inspired, get involved.
They like being different so at .Cent we ask the creatives themselves to write the content instead of working with journalists. This way, readers hear all about fashion, beauty, art, music, design, illustration, architecture, literature, film, gardening, food, and more. The editorial content comes from the creatives, about what inspires and excites them, in an emotive language directly to the reader.
Every issue they choose a different Guest Editor from the creative industries to take the helm. They choose a title that is a reflection of them and their work. This becomes the cornerstone for the issue. .Cent also invites friends of the Guest Editor to contribute and ask the Guest Editor to suggest other creatives whom they don't know but are inspired by, to add to the mix.
.Cent's aim is to provide an open platform for creative discussion. The editorial is intelligent yet accessible and is directly from the worlds most influential creative figures, everyone from the established to the up-and-coming.
.Cent is a platform for us all. Be inspired, get involved.
Special thanks to Richard Taylor.
For more info, go to http://www.centmagazine.co.uk/
Monday, November 23, 2009
Accept him
I was recently walking in Miami Beach when this pearl found its way to my camera phone.
ENJOY!
In a Hipster kind of mood
After a weekend of dogging the cows and smiling for pictures was in need of some light , upbeat tunes. Hope you enjoy as much as I did, specially the way the singer shed´s like a reptile!
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Friday, November 20, 2009
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Milano jag älska du utom du er inte den samma utan oss
Världen är full av folk vilkens föreställning av en tillfredsställande framtida är , faktisk , en retur till den idealisera det förflutna
Fotografien vid Ruben Kazumian
Fotografien vid Ruben Kazumian
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Jovanka Savic
Born 18 October 1979 in Bar, Montenegro, currently living in Milan. She studied photography at Leica Academy (Athens) and Graphic Design at Istituto Europeo di Design in Milan. She works as art director, photographer, graphic designer, and Image-communicating fashion through Light, mood, music, colours, people, places.
For more information http://www.krop.com/jovankasavic/
For more information http://www.krop.com/jovankasavic/
“Refugees would like to have the same problems you have.”
Advertising Agency: Young & Rubicam, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Creative Director: Hernán Damilano
Published: October 2009
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
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