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Monthly Archives: October 2011

MONO.GRAMM A/W 2011: WRAP DRESS

Friday, October 21, 2011

There’s something infinitely comforting about wrapping yourself into warm fabric, so we were wondering why this particular pleasure shouldn’t be extended to a dress as well.
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Autumn / Winter 2011
Wrap Dress
Available in Anthracite
100% Wool

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NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA

Friday, October 21, 2011

Miranda July’s Future has been announced for German release in cinemas in late October, and our beloved Mrs July has promised that she will introduce it to us in person. In the meantime, the latest newsletter from our beloved friends at McSweeney’s says that they have just published a new book by the same Miranda [...]

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GRAPHIC DESIGN: NOW IN PRODUCTION

Thursday, October 20, 2011

In the meantime, on the other side of the globe, the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis will open their latest exhibition, Graphic Design: Now in Production, tomorrow night, which gives an overview of recent graphic design in a changing environment, and we’re super thrilled that mono.kultur has been included the editorial selection.
Graphic Design: Now in [...]

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BERLINER ORTE

Thursday, October 20, 2011

Our friends at Ein Magazin über Orte will be presenting their latest issue at the Reading Room by our friends at Do You Read Me?! tomorrow night. The issue is about a place we know well, Berlin that is, and we’re happy to have contributed a few images to the issue.
Ein Magazin über Orte N°9 [...]

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MONO.GRAMM A/W 2011: KNOTTED BAG

Thursday, October 20, 2011

This is a funny one, but we thought it looks kind of great, and it certainly feels kind of great.
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Autumn / Winter 2011
Knotted Bag
Available in Purple
Patent Vinyl

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MADE HERE

Thursday, October 20, 2011

One of the anomalies of the city/concept of Berlin is that, despite its emphasis on creativity and nocturnal musical indulgence, it fails to produce much in the way of live original music. Though the concert calendars are always full, the headline acts – and even the supporting bands – are mostly touring artists.
Why does Berlin [...]

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Gas… Telephone… One Hundred Thousand Rubles

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Subtly and with ease, the American painter Matt Connors (born 1973 in New York) draws on art historical, literary and musical references which he places in a new context. Connorsemploys a repertory of forms familiar from the history of abstract painting: basic geometrical forms, rapid brushstrokes and hatches along with seemingly playfully applied letters [...]

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MONO.GRAMM A/W 2011: ASYMMETRICAL TOP

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

A seemingly simple top with a beautifully draped detail on the reverse that makes all the difference.
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Autumn / Winter 2011
Asymmetrical Top
Available in Black and Teal
100% Cotton

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Chris Martin. Staring into the Sun

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

The Kunsthalle Düsseldorf is showing the first institutional exhibition outside the United States of the American painter Chris Martin (born 1954). Martin’s expansive compositions stand on the foundation of a social frame of reference, are gestures of reverence and solidarity. He has regularly paid his respects to cherished artist colleagues from the fields of painting [...]

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MONO.GRAMM A/W 2011: PLEATED SKIRT

Tuesday, October 18, 2011

It’s winter, true, but sometimes a skirt just has to be short. One shouldn’t always give in to circumstances.
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Autumn / Winter 2011
Pleated Skirt
Available in Black and Teal
100% Cotton

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