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Editorial for POLANSKI VOLUME 4
Jubilee, Derek Jarman, 1978
Debbie Harry, Blondie, Toronto, March 1977, by Bob Gruen. Plenty punk in pink.
Press photo for Female Prisoner 701: Scorpion (愳ćïŒïŒïŒć·ăăăă), 1972, directed by Shunya Ito (äŒè€ äżäč) and starring Meiko Kaji (æą¶èœèĄŁć) and Yumiko Katayama (çć±±ç±çŸć).
www.adireafricantextiles.com
Asafo flags, locally called âfrankaaâ, are paraded on festive occasions by menâs âmilitaryâ companies among the Fante people of coastal Ghana. The imagery asserts the wealth and power of the company and challenges its rivals, often through an associated proverb.
As a PSA, if you live in the San Diego area, the Mingei Museum currently has a really nice show up on Asafo flags right nowÂ
http://www.mingei.org/mim-exhibition/asafo-flags-from-ghana/
Pierre Bourdieu, images dâAlgĂ©rie 1958-1961.
The Trinity explosion, 16 milliseconds after detonation.
Fugazi @ Sanctuary Theatre, Washington DC, 4/03/92
Photo by Shawn Scallen
Mad Max, Spanish lobby card. 1979