Posts Tagged ‘Emmanuel Rengade’
what and why: heaps o’ gratitude. here rests our best of 2014! who are we? branders * creative directors * curators * coaches * designers * stylists * slow luxuriates * social media + pr’ists * visionaries. plus who and who: all year we work with excellent, dynamic clients in our areas of passion: art, […]
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“Growth for the sake of growth is the philosophy of the cancer cell.” – Edward Abbey “Anyone who believes exponential growth can go on forever in a finite world is either a madman or an economist.” – the late eminent economist Kenneth Boulding. “When Saquasohuh, the Blue Star Kachina dances in the plaza and removes his mask before the unintiated, […]
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Filed under: ARCHITECTURE, ART, BRAZIL, FASHION, HOME, NEW GREEN, SAO PAULO | 7 Comments
Tags: #artdesignbrazil, Alexandre Herchcovitch, Amory Lovins, Anywheredoor, Blue Star Kachina, bookstore sao paulo, BOOMSPDESIGN, Bucky Fuller, by kamy, Campana Brothers, CAt, CAt Architects, Chad Oppenheim, Coletivo Amor de Madre, Corbusier 5 points, Corbusier in Brazil, Cristallo, Cristallo coffee, D&D Decoracao & Design Center, Dror, Edward Abbey, Ekel, Emmanuel Rengade, Esther Schattan, Etel, Fazenda Catucaba, feral houses, Fernando & Humberto Campana, Fernando Amorosolo, Friendswithyou, Glauco Diogenes, Green Galactic, Green Provocateur, Guilherme Torres, Hopi Prophecy, Isay Weinfeld, Jaboticaba, jade dressler, Jardim Europa, Kazuhiro Kojima and Kazuko Akamatsu, Kenneth Boulding, le Corbusier, Livraria da Vila, Lynn Tejada, Marche, Marcio Kogan, Mariana Amaral Comunicacao, Mattali Crasset, Metropolis magazine, Moqueca fish stew, Negawatt power, new technology, Niemeyer, non architecture, not architecture, Nurai, open school desing, Ornare, Pasha, Paul Clemence, Petra, Phuong Cac Nguyen, PicinGuaba, post Steve Jobs, Robert Landon, Rudolf Steiner, Samuel Borkson and Arturo Sandoval lll, Sao Paula design, Sao Paulo, Sao paulo architecture, Sao Paulo art, school design, The Farm Store, Total Sao Paulo, Viking, Wadi Run, Zachary Aders, Zoe Melo
This is the City, and this is the music. Out of the little black boxes an unending river of romance in which the crocodiles weep. Henry Miller, Black Spring With the State of TV New Jersey opening up it’s trench coat and exposing itself as the real-life Fellini movie it always was, I thought more […]
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PARIS 2
02Mar09
January can be beyond dreary in New York City with relentless days of grey. We went to Paris to renew, recycle and find some hot trends. BIGGEST TREND? CYCLE AND RECYCLE! Parisians do eco-friendly, in total style of course, from original recycled clothing couched in a tribal art movement to making a simple bike into a […]
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