New Wave bands Joy Division, New Order, Depeche Mode, The Cure.John Hughes classics like The Breakfast Club, 16 Candles, Ferris Bueller, and Pretty in Pink.Even my Smiths-obsessed brother in law approves! I have also been listening to a lot of CCFX lately as well, which is very much influenced by The Cure. I LOVE that shows like Stranger Things are back in style and the fact that I stumbled upon this Rubik’s cube mural in the streets of SF. I see you, John Cusack! And I’ve got your $2, right here…Ĭan we also talk about how amazing action movies were in the 80s? BADASS action films like Big Trouble in Little China, Red Dawn, and Roadhouse are definitely on rotation in this household.īecause of my nostalgia for the 80s, I will always be a fan of 80s inspired art, dress, music, and film.
My 2 Dads, Who’s The Boss, or The Facts of Life, anyone? I remember having living room sleepovers with my sisters, staying up all night watching John Hughes movies regularly, with The Breakfast Club on repeat. With 3 older sisters who were becoming teenagers in the late 80s, I have a lot of fond pop-culture influences and memories in my life at an early age. You can leave your path of environmental destruction at the door. Some good, a lot of bad, but mostly weird. I ❤ this rainbow LGBT mural so much, it’s one of my favorites in town!
Outside Lands music festival has some of the coolest art installations around. We had some good times! Like these mural photos for photographic evidence that I was once blonde… The Mission district in SF has the best street murals, like this ADULTS ONLY style mag.ĭon’t mind me, I’m just an emoji character come to life!Ī Greg Mike original! AND it matches my gem tattoo ❤ The cinematographer and winner with the films's director.Everyone on Instagram knows that you aren’t a REAL blogger unless you take endless photos of yourself in front of colorful walls – am I right? As we come upon the end of 2017, I leave you with my favorite mural pics throughout this year, my best o-BLOG-otory insta shots that prove that I’m a REAL blogger and definitely NOT self absorbed… 😉 The Head of Programming and the Artistic Director of the festival happily at the premiere. The protagonists of the film in the Berlinale Palast. The film team and the Festival Management (right side) at the Red Carpet. The director (bottom right) and his protagonists. Laëtitia Ky, Franz Rogowski, Giacomo Abbruzzese, Morr Ndiaye (clockwise from top left) The choreographer and the DOP during the Press Conference. The director (middle) framed by the colour matching producers. Pauline Seigland, Giacomo Abbruzzese, Lionel Massol
The disco becomes the ultimate destination for those who keep their sights firmly set on the sacred horizon of utopia. Accompanying this magical reverie is a powerful score from electronic musician Vitalic that helps turn the night club into a place of transcendence. Bodies fall into trances that are both revelatory and altruistic because they represent an opportunity to commune with others. What is “otherness” and how do you absorb it into who you are as you go through life, cross borders and find yourself inhabiting an ever-changing physical and mental space? Giacomo Abbruzzese exhibits a remarkable sense of out-of-the-box thinking and inventiveness as he explores such questions in a visually striking work that is ripe with poetry and tension. As a result of one more senseless war, their destinies will intertwine. Aleksei is a soldier, Jomo a guerrilla fighter. Far away in the Niger Delta, Jomo is a revolutionary activist engaged in an armed struggle to defend his community. Entering into a kind of Faustian pact, he becomes a member of the French Foreign Legion in exchange for the promise of French citizenship. Aleksei is a young Belarusian on the run from a past he must bury.
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