Ironic / iconic poster image and museum card created solely for the temporary 'Pavements: 1933 - 2022' exhibition at the also-temporary Pavement Museum in NYC (c2022) that is featured in the film 'Pavements' which posits the notion that Pavement was the most popular, most important band in the world.

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Still from Apple ad “Privacy on iPhone: Safari helps block data trackers” Apple has released a new ad in its ongoing “Privacy on iPhone” campaign, and this one pulls no punches. Titled “Safari helps block data trackers,” the new spot vividly illustrates why Safari remains the privacy champion among major browsers — especially when compared to Google Chrome. In classic Apple ad fashion, the video…

Still from Apple’s new “Health with iPhone + Apple Watch” ad Apple has just released one of its smartest, most relatable health-focused advertisements in years. Titled “Health with iPhone + Apple Watch,” the 30-second spot cleverly contrasts unsolicited advice from strangers with the quiet, science-backed insights your own devices provide every day. The tagline is pure genius: “Listen to your…

Still from Apple TV ad, ” Humans of Apple TV,” featuring Severance stars Adam Scott and Britt Lower Apple TV+ has unveiled a fresh promotional video titled “Humans of Apple TV”, spotlighting the real people who bring its acclaimed original series and films to life—from actors and directors to production crews, makeup artists, and countless other crew members. The ad features a touching gallery of…