Showing posts with label books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label books. Show all posts
Saturday, March 14, 2009
Weird: Tag Cloud from Amazon
I stumbled upon this buried in my Amazon account and realized that this actually accurately describes all of my interests in one pretty little box. Thanks for being a creep, Amazon. Let's hope I like the next book Mr. A recommends.
Okay the Military one is weird, but that's apparently because of Julius Caesar, The Atlas of the Real World, and 1491. Fair enough.
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Live East, Die Young
I went to the opening of POW (Pictures on Walls) this weekend in Shoreditch and discovered two new artists to fall in love with.
The POW festival was a great communal effort to launch a street art gallery/ store.
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Of course, there was a Banksy exhibition there.
The entire road was closed down and full of little modifications (in addition to big additions).

The POW festival was a great communal effort to launch a street art gallery/ store.
read more
Of course, there was a Banksy exhibition there.
The entire road was closed down and full of little modifications (in addition to big additions).

Anyway...to the two artists! Btoy and Simon Munnery.
By the time I got there on the second day of the exhibition, everything from Btoy's collection had been sold.



Simon Munnery wrote pamphlets titled "How to Live." I loved the short, witty collection so I bought it (plus it had an excellent list of security guard jokes). Here are some quotes:
By the time I got there on the second day of the exhibition, everything from Btoy's collection had been sold.
Simon Munnery wrote pamphlets titled "How to Live." I loved the short, witty collection so I bought it (plus it had an excellent list of security guard jokes). Here are some quotes:
What do you get for the man who has everything?and finally...
Might I suggest a gravestone inscribed with the words: so what?
All men are brothers.
Hence war.
You can't fool all the people all the time. But you can try. It's called advertising.
Labels: art, books, london, street art
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