Imagine being a starving artist in New York (x 2). 2 times more expensive rent, 2 times more expensive food (5 times shittier than any option in NY), and just about anything else you can think of, 2 times more expensive! With this in mind furniture designer Auro Foxcroft came up with some urban ingenuity. His idea was to take abandoned subway cars, mount them on a rooftop, and use them for office space, renting space to artists for 15 pounds a week. The project, Village Underground is sure to inspire other green-minded, socially conscious artistic efforts. There are plans to expand this concept to Berlin, Lisbon, and Toronto. Now that’s some love for the arts!
May 21 12 @ 12:28 PM
Stockholm Fashion Week - Retailer Collections/Press weekMay 22 12 @ 10:41 AM
Florence Design WeekMay 22 12 @ 4:54 PM
Fashion RioMay 25 12 @ 12:51 PM
Milano Moda Pre-Collezioni S/S'13May 26 12 @ 12:32 PM
Pitti Uomo Trade ShowMay 26 12 @ 3:57 PM
Movement Electronic Music Festival 2012May 26 12 @ 5:26 PM
Luster's Gallery LaunchMay 28 12 @ 11:20 AM
LCC - Summer Shows 2012 - Show 2: GeneratorsJun 01 12 @ 12:32 PM
São Paulo Fashion WeekJun 04 12 @ 11:26 AM
Jalouse Rocks Paris #3
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ooh I love the techno inspired hair2
Indeed , these images are messing with my head . i cant figure out is it seduction or curiosity .3
Fusing glass is a whole lot of fun and having your own kiln rather than having to rent kiln time can make it much more enjoyable.4
Beautiful! Has inspired me to tackle a neon x pastel outfit....pared with the palest Irish skin? Now that's what one calls a challenge!5
très fort et très beau6
I Love this font! It looks so fresh!!7
This is a minimalist's dream, I adore Lim and these shots are impeccable.xo/Allison8
why are the shadows colored? i call shenanigans and 'shopped.9
Adam Pruchniewicz. Please it it a joke? I worked with Paulina and everything was smooth and resulted i great photographs. Maybe your styling wasnt good enough for her standarts???? She works with established people only as far as I know!10
They were all amazing! I just wonder how did you get the shot of these amazing porcelains?