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Surrender to Surveillance | Virtual Futures

Participants:

Heath Bunting _artist

Roger Taylor _chair of open public service network

Annie and her husband David Cambridge own the beautiful and old Dispensary in Whitechapel the Building dates back to 1859, while David runs the kitchen Annie manages the bar and to consequence falls in love with new beer every week. The regulars at the Pub know there’s something new to try every week. So much so, The Dispensary won CAMRA awards of East London Pub Of The Year in 2009 and 2014, but hey, we need to share the wealth of beer so we got ourselves a partner-fellow, beer lover -James Waite, who knows about beer and hops and breweries and… We just call him #barrelhoper. To welcome this years Our Favourite Beer Festival, which is A festival!!! We can’t wait, and keep up with the blog we will be getting out more details about the breweries and beer on here.

   some good some old and black. 

Well there is no future without past so wouldn't it be silly to not look back. One trend is definitively coming back - androgyny.Most of us where sighted years ago about black president, though not so much about him being black more about the precedent.

Now looking at David Bowie and Grace Jones we don't see it, i don't see it. I have in mind judgement, racism and homophobia. Under the shadows of Lady Gaga and Nicki Minaj meat dresses, wigs etc. All other fashion ''outburst'' seams simply minor...

Though lets leave the cynicism of new age and have a look at the beautiful pictures of those two people.

Graces picture, overlooking the obvious, like the jacket and the haircut, her body position and look implies to strong character she's more portraited as a man, where David Bowie (overlooking the make up) tends to strip down, show emotion and venerability more of a women character.Both Simple, straight (maybe little overpowered word) to the point, open and in your face. It could be much more said about those two in various aspect but briefly for today I just might take this edge and minimal for my product. 

Dollhouse. Very hands on design, truly really playful and fun and on the other hand it's a band with progressive space rock style ( 'scratch records' ).

Maybe a little bit inconsiderate idea; the clash between front cover and the fold out,  simply age inappropriate, very cool to look at, though is something that my niece would enjoy more.