Patience, patience…
I am extending my break for a couple more days to upgrade to a new system. I should be back by Monday (7/12) with more and better.
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I’ll be taking a break for a few days, and will back Thursday. In the meantime, check out the archives and send a few bags. Thanks for your support!
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SUV This!
The Detroit Project is probably one of the most visible groups advocating for fuel efficient cars. They are also known for developing provocative commercials. You might have seen one of their ads tying SUV owners to terror by fostering our dependence on foreign oil. TDP has just produced a...
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May Day! May Day!
While I’m on the subject of collected images, there is a wonderful photo gallery of May Day 2004 protests at the Design Action Collective website. Located in Oakland, California, Design Action provides graphic design services to many grassroots and activist groups including Greenpeace, Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids and...
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The Writing is on the Wall ( …and the Postbox, and the Urinal, and the Smokestack)
As an expression of popular sentiment, the Stop Bush Project couldn’t be more straightforward–or democratic. Simply, anyone (worldwide) may post a digital image of a public visual expression reflecting their dissatisfaction with Mr. Bush. (I think there were about four or five more images since I checked the other...
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Jackie Would NEVER Have Let Jack Put Hitler in an Attack Ad!
There’s a piece in the NYTimes this morning about the on-line exhibition, “The Living Room Candidate,” developed by the American Museum of the Moving Image in Queens. It goes live today, and features a large cross-section of political ads going back to 1952. The exhibition also track the various...
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