Lots of exciting things happening… stay tuned!
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A very worthwhile video showcasing the properties of ferrofluids in the context of the visual arts.
The study of matter pertaining to waves. Resonate. At least 563 members of Tuol Sleng’s staff who worked at S-21, about one-third of the total, were executed while working there. Victim & Perpetrator? Testimony of Young Khmer Rouge Comrades examines the relationship and role of the Khmer Rouge army. Read article here. Kapoor’s White Out 2004. Aerial view of a Bai-la settlement in Zambia predating 1944. Watch a lecture on the phenomenon here. The Oboe street headphones are arriving in new colors this season and provide the same audio quality you’ve come to expect from WeSC. The WeSC headphones boast a futuristic design based on vintage headphone classics. With detailed features like a woven audio cord that comes short with an extensioner for easy on-the-go use, the Oboe is also lightweight and not as bulky as headphones with similar audio capabilities. Super soft ear pads and super stylish color-ways make sure your ears feel and look good. Technically speaking, the WeSC oboes have 30mm power drivers and a 20-20 frequency range. With an impedance of 32 Ohms, the Oboe headphones from WeSC opens up your music to the wide range of sounds that have been going on which you may be missing if you’ve earbuds on when listening to music. It’s a good range! Buy them online here. New colors include: Fully colored Yellow, Hot Orange (I think Crayola called this a Red-Orange to be fair) and Green The Academy is beginning work for a series of weekend duffel bags for a new label named Native Geometry. Along with Southwest Native American looming patterns, Essaouira, Morocco is providing inspiration with vibrant textile patterns found in the local souks of the small coastal town.
Photographs from the last 35 years, Everbody Dance Now is a portfolio of work from photographer Martin Parr. |
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