Lucy Chadwick. Artist. Gallerist. Tastemaker. Brit. NY.

mega girl crush. Lucy Chadwick for Zara by the Selby.








Lucy and Emma Chadwick.

Native Shoes. S/S 2012 Collection.

nativeshoes.com

Kinfolk Dinner. Brooklyn.

The Kinfolk dinner series is about inviting people to gather and take advantage of the rich community that already exists around them, opening up and drawing close to the people that share a common place. Kinfolks aim is to encourage collaboration amidst local artisans and small businesses. The plan is to have 12 dinners, 12 cities, once every month. Austin's next as they team up with Ann and Alice of Any Style Catering.
kinfolkmag.com

We Are All Radioactive. Film Trailer. Japan.

WE ARE ALL RADIOACTIVE is a film project created by TokyoMango blogger Lisa Katayama and TED film director Jason Wishnow. It's about surfers rebuilding northern Japan after the earthquake and tsunami on 3.11.2011. In the summer of 2011, a few months after the quake, the crew went to Japan to shoot interviews with locals, anti-nuclear activists, and global experts on radiation. They also gave four video cameras to the locals so they can film their experience through their own lens while we're not there. Looks good.

Mathias Dahlgren. Restaurant. Chef. Stockholm.

tour of the epic restaurant located at the beautiful Grand Hôtel.
"Natural produce and natural taste are essential for the natural cuisine." -Mathias Dahlgran
Mathias Dahlgren - Creative Leader. Martin Berg - Executive Chef. Daniella Illerbrand - Service & Beverage Manager.
mathiasdahlgren.com

The Design Files Open House. Melbourne.

In December 2011 The Design Files filled a beautiful home in Fitzroy, Melbourne with the work of 72 local artists and designers and invited the public to come and visit.
Directed by Jessica Leski. Cinematography by Edward Goldner. Additional Camera by Ash Koek + Stills by Sean Fennessy.
SO Melbs... I miss you.
thedesignfilesopenhouse.com

Marché Jean-Talon: Recettes & Portraits. By Susan Semenak.

Montreal Gazette reporter Susan Semenak has captured the essence and soul of the much loved Marche Jean-Talon in Montreal's Little Italy. Her book tells the stories of the people behind the market, who supply the beautiful food everyday and feed the city of Montreal. She also provides simple, comforting recipes that celebrate seasonal, local food. Having been born and raised in Montreal, Marche Jean-Talon has a special place in my memories of life there. Most weekends I would visit the Marche, try all the samples of fresh fruits and veg offered by the venders, and take photos of the colourful produce beautifully arranged.

Style Like Us. Video Interviews.

Gloria Baume.


Maad Moiselle.


Wandie Kabule.


Leandra Medine.


Jesse Kamm.


Rashida Robinson.


Magdalena Wosinska.


Yara Flinn.

If you're mind is not blown already see more HERE.

Daniel Klein. Film maker. Activist. Minneapolis.

Daniel Klein is the founder, editor, producer and director of The Perennial Plate. This series promotes his passions of food, filmmaking and activism. After learning to cook at his mother’s bed and breakfast, Daniel went on to work and train at many of the world’s top restaurants. His culinary education brought him to Spain, France, England, India and NY, where he has worked and trained at top Michelin starred restaurants including The Fat Duck, St. John, Mugaritz, Bouchon, Applewood and Craft. After graduating from NYU, Daniel also pursued a career in film.
vimeo.com/theperennialplate

Nikki S. Lee. Archetype archeologist. Korea.

The Hiphop Project. 2001.




The Schoolgirls Project. 2000.


The Skateboarders Project. 2000.


The Ohio Project. 1999.





The Seniors Project. 1999.


The Exotic Dancers Project.1998–99.


The Hispanic Project. 1998.


The Yuppies Project. 1998.

The Tourist Project. 1997.



The Lesbian Project.


The Punk Project. 1997.
artnet.com

Homeless in Japan. Tokyo City Series. Spine TV.

...beautifully resilient people... moving piece of video.
Spike TV is a project by U-DOX, an international creative agency based in London + Bangkok.
u-dox.com

Song Dong. Installation Artist. Beijing.

Song Dong used 10,000 of his mother's personal belongings in his most recent installation called Waste Not, currently on exhibit at the Barbican Centre in London. Dong's mother, Zhao Xiangyuan, was born into a prosperous family in 1937 but the huge political changes of the '50s+'60s meant family fortunes waned. Dong's father was branded a counter-revolutionary. "In that time my mother's life was very hard. So she started to keep everything, even the smallest things seemed quite valuable. Then later China opened up and my family started to become wealthier again. But my mother still refused to throw anything away. Her motto was always 'waste not'." Dong's mother died in 2009 but he had started work on his project four years earlier. In part he was documenting what had happened to his family, looking back at China's years of change.

Projects 90: Song Dong at MoMA.