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CREATIVE DIRECTION HANNAH FAITH X SPACEY BLAK 

Sol LeWitt 

Presented by Gold Coast Trading Co, Kae sun – “So Much Things” Acoustic ( Lauryn Hill Cover) Captured live during a warm-up for his acoustic set at the Gasteig München, Germany – MMXIII

Great work from Dijon based design duo Atelier Tout va bien.

Street Etiquette Journal : Test shots 01 - Narada Wesonga 

Ricky Yeung Sau Churk, Earth Art, Shek O, 1985

"Don’t Lose Your Head" Mixed Media Artwork, me

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Gebrauchsgraphik No. 1 1966 by sandiv999 on Flickr.

In 1968, the wife and husband team of photographers Ruth-Marion Baruch and Pirkle Jones, who were interested in the counterculture movements of the 1960s in California, produced an extensive reportage on the Black Panthers for the Young Museum in San Francisco. Their aim was to promote understanding of the movement and counteract its negative social perception, fostered by the media. Their series showed an intimacy with the Black Panthers, beyond the military and gang connotations of their uniform, strategically adopted by the Party to counter the victimisation of the community and promote empowerment though an attractive self-image. Baruch and Jones revealed the under-represented side of the Panthers’ activity, their soup kitchens and social welfare services, as well as how they were repressed and attacked.