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Artists’ Book Display for the week of October 21st, 2019
Emigre. - No. 13 published by Berkeley: Émigré Graphics, 1989
Jesus would forgive Jesse Helms by Gina Gilmour- 1990
So soll ich meine zahlen schreiben by Catya-Heike Plate, 1991
The corporate control of life = Die Kontrolle von Konzernen über das Leben by Vandana Shiva- Ostfildern : Hatje Cantz, 2011
Smile classified by Simon Ford- London: Victoria and Albert Museum, 1992
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An old animation based on Mystery Skulls I did a while back with some of my characters. I love animating head bops and it makes good practice with squash and stretch, even though its subtle.
I love all of my dumb ocs dearly but sometimes i question the existence of some of them.
“You picked the wrong person to fight with Doc”
Some late night doodles of my ocs. I guess the original idea was them fighting but i forgot what i was going for half way through (mostly because i’m half asleep)
These were politically polarised times. [I]n August 1977 there were violent clashes as demonstrators tried to halt a National Front march through Lewisham, South London. Although appreciating the exposure Rock Against Racism gigs gave the group, Smith found the populist and sloganeering attitude of the organisers ideologically suspect. "I was disillusioned very quickly," he told Ian Penman in NME in August 1978. "I'd always equated left wing politics with revolution... What happens is before you go on they say, 'Will you hold this poster up?', and it's a picture of Belsen: 'DON'T LET IT HAPPEN AGAIN'. I would say, 'We're a political band, that's what we sing about.' But they want you to make announcements between songs; they see you as entertainment. You might as well be singing Country & Western."
Simon Ford, Primal Scenes
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Throbbing Gristle 'Wreckers Of Civilisation' by Simon Ford.
Annual cocktail conference about to get 86'd: Dallas bartender's spirits venture will host bar battle
The 86 Co.'s signature vodka and rum.
A coup for Dallas' Jason Kosmas and his new spirits venture, The 86 Co.: The brand has been chosen to host this year's Bare Knuckle Bar Fight at July's annual Tales of the Cocktail (TOTC) conference in New Orleans.
The event, held toward the conference's end, is this year's version of the previously named Bar Room Brawl, wherein a number of selected bar staffs around the country battle for bragging rights as judges assess their ability to churn out drinks in the midst of a massive, party-type atmosphere.
The event's primary spirits will come from The 86 Co., which Kosmas launched earlier this year with esteemed barmen Simon Ford (brand expert for Pernod Ricard USA), Dushan Zaric (co-owner with Kosmas of New York's Employees Only bar). They include Aylesbury Duck Vodka, Cana Brava Rum, Tequila Cabeza and the highly rated Ford's Gin.
Del Maguey Vida mezcal will also be represented at the event.
"(TOTC founder) Ann (Tuennerman) wanted to give us an opportunity," Kosmas said. "It makes perfect sense for us.
"The Bar Room Brawl has been such an iconic part of Tales, and as the festival gets bigger, we're happy to be a part of it."
Participants and judges are expected to be announced on May 1.
-- Marc Ramirez, published 4/26/13
"Whoever thought that from being a bartender you'd be flown to places like Sydney and Hong Kong to teach people how to stir a martini?" [2:15]
"Bartenders by their general nature always want something they can't have."[13:58]
--Simon Ford on In the Drink
In the Drink - Episode 18 - Spirits & Cocktails with Simon Ford
This week on In the Drink, Joe Campanale sits and chats with renowned bartender and co-founder of The 86 Company, Simon Ford. From running a wine shop to opening some of England's most lauded cocktail bars, judging spirits in competition and marketing some of the biggest brands on the planet have made Mr. Ford a highly respected voice in the spirits industry. Simon reflects on his experiences through the years in the industry and how things have changed since he helped re-launch Plymouth Gin. Find out why he thinks Pisco could be the new Mezcal and follow along as Joe and Simon taste a few spirits on air and talk shop. This program was sponsored by Fairway Market
