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detail.

Fedora from Hurwundeki London

Skinny tie from Hurwundeki London

AA Pique

Casio

Joey Dischords

cheap desert boots

...not my Firebird.

Boy London Fedora

Hopping on the AA deep V train

Joeys

Eddie Bauer

...not my Ferrari.

Maharishi

Know1edge day pack

Same

Same

...not my Oscar.

Unconditional

AA Henley

Joeys

Vintage

joey x joey run-in at DEEP SLEEP, philthy.

same jeans/shoes for the weekend.

brandless T from UO.

Union station in D.C.

on my way to...

Calvin Klein CK39

Vintage DIY belt, buckle by Chanel

Diane Von Furstenburg duffel

April 77

Vintage wings

PDA's are the new sufu meetup pics.

they definitely had a confused image. House of Holland mixed in with harajuku-esque eyesores. GREAT retail space though. I always thought the employees were on shrooms.

Mottsu on Mott st. definitely suggest sitting @ the bar, and the chef might even slip you a double serving of seared yakitoro. bliss.

only back sep. 4. reserve a date for meetup #2!

but this came today...rather pleased

blurrrrr.

Who makes this?

casio...easy gold plated piece, good pickup.

- I had bad chicks that blow cum bubbles like bubblegum...

does anyone know where i can d/l banggang's light, sound, dance?

i say yellow.

do you work for AAH! ?

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I met Danny Boyle after he sat down for an interview during my school's arts week. He described his style as "smashing together elements beauty and violence," but didn't seem to think much of just shooting crude gore/exploitation. His producer was shocked that he didnt want to direct the sequel, given the surprise success of the original. Bits of "Sunshine" were also filmed in a small studio down the road; hopefully the film properly outdoes its predecessors...

in-n-out, five guys

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10cha

Supreme Fuk U

Cassette Playa Fuk U

April 77 Fuk U

Nike Fuk U

why is everyone so hyped about this? Welcome to London. Throw some 3-D shades on and that shit comes alive!

For anyone who's into contemporary art, calligraphy, manga, or Japanese culture in general:

-April 26, 6-10 PM

-free Food

-free Asahi beer

-free London sufu meetup =P

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from Bodhi flier:

BODHI is proud to present the first London solo exhibition of the work of Japanese calligrapher KOTARO HATCH (www.kotarohatch.com), a young artist who mixes traditional Japanese calligraphy techniques and live painting performance, using the walls as his canvas to draw an impromptu piece of art, packing a powerful visual and imaginative punch.

The live painting performance will run for one evening – followed by a two week exhibition of the work created. The evening will begin with the artist working live and will involve the public; teaching them some of his methods and allowing them to make their own mark on the space. Hatch’s words are not only to be appreciated visually, but perceived by our other senses.

The event is being held to celebrate the opening of Bodhi, the UK’s first manga library. Canvasses and limited edition prints of the work created will also be on sale.

WHAT IS BODHI?

Situated on the north end of Brick Lane, Bodhi is one of the first venues of its kind in the UK combining an art gallery, SUSHI bar and extensive Manga library – currently housing over 10,000 volumes of Japanese MANGA both in English and Japanese.

Bodhi is contributing to a burgeoning cultural phenomenon that has already gripped Japan by introducing Manga to a new audience whilst catering for the enthusiast.

KOTARO HATCH

Born 1977 in the city of Sapporo, Hatch grew up in the capital city of the northern island of Japan. At the age of six Hatch had a fateful encounter with the world of Japanese CALLIGRAPHY. He was drawn to the simple lines that conveyed powerful messages. At nineteen he moved to Kyoto, the capital of traditional Japanese art, where he studied Art History at Kyoto University of Art & Design, receiving his Master of Arts in 2004.

Although he studied the traditional style and method of calligraphy, the artist has been experimenting with calligraphy in its many forms and has developed a distinctive personal style. Hatch focuses on the lines and points of a KANJI character and re-emphasizes them in an artistic expression; he has cultivated a calligraphic art form that transcends the boundaries of time and language.

Most recently he has begun to explore Europe and United States, studying the traditions in western methods of calligraphy, and is attempting to combine the qualities of the east and the west.

FUTURE BODHI GALLERY EVENTS

“ALIVE IN THE EAST†is a series of exciting, new events focusing on uncovering the hidden world of the artist. The artists will be working live and spontaneously onto canvasses placed on the gallery walls whilst being filmed, the subsequent images will be screened to enable the public to experience the original event and feel of the work being presented.

If you are interested in exhibiting at Bodhi, please drop by and show us your portfolio, alternatively you can e-mail images of your work along with your pregerred exhibition dates. We are really intent on offering a fresh approach to exposing art so it would be great to include any ideas you might have.

If you have any queries please don’t hesitate to get in contact with us in the gallery.

Bodhi Gallery 11:00 AM- 11:00 PM

214 Brick Lane, London, E1 6SA

TEL 0207 749 0750

Thanks to: Asahi, Korei, Bayspo, and Ourhistoryprints.