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L'inefficacité des publicités imposées

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Soit les utilisateurs sont surentraînés à ne pas voir vos bannières
Que se passe-t-il lorsqu'on vous impose de force un message (publicitaire) que vous n'aviez pas demandé ?
"Alice avait du écouter une heure durant la leçon de géographie de sa soeur mais elle avait fini par s'assoupir. Elle ne comprenait pas comment on pouvait lire un livre sans images"
C'est à cette condition qu'ils vous suivront : Dès lors qu'elle vit ce lapin blanc en noeud papillon et gilet, Alice se mit à courir à sa suite sans même s'en rendre compte et s'engouffra avec lui dans ce qui semblait être un terrier.
ARrêtez d'imposer vos messages aux consommateurs, Comment voulez-vous qu'ils vous écoutent si vous parlez tout le temps ?

Certes vous avez peur de na pas être visibles mais les forcer ne fera que les braquer
Apparaissez quand ils en ont besoin, Faites les rêver, Créez de la conversation, laissez des trous dans votre narration pourqu'ils puissent y projeter quelque chose qui vient d'eux sans quoi ils ne tisseront aucun lien.

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PILOT SEASON PARDON

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PILOT SEASON


I am primarily an Actor by trade. Pilot season is usually a six week run between February and the end of March when available actors audition non stop to book the coveted pilot. This year around 100 pilots are being made, a vast number of which will never even be seen, in fact more than the majority. A lucky few will make it to our TV screens, and even fewer will make it through the season. A handful will be renewed for a second season, and the most fascinating part is that it is entirely luck of the draw. We can all make educated guesses, but no one really knows what will or won't make the cut. 

In what way is this related to a style blog? Two ways, the first being a pardon for my absence. As much as I would love to blog all day everyday, during these few months I'm afraid I'll barely take a photo. The second is that every audition is for a different character. Each character has an identity, and the fastest way to translate your understanding of the characters identity is in your appearance.

So far in the past week I have been a young mother, a children's book editor, a beachy surfer chick, a cop, a very intelligent understated woman shopping for berries, a "can't get my shit together" personal trainer, a witch, and tomorrow I will be a lawyer. None of the above dress anything like me. In fact I think it's safe to say my version of style is rarely perfect for the part. My closet has to have costume options at all times, a plain suit I would never wear, chunky doctor shoes, a bright pink push up bra that should have been laid to rest years ago.... when you think about it, it's really quite fascinating. The way you dress say's so much about who you are, so... who do you want to be? And unlike the many girls dragging out their short black mini's to play "hot girl" you don't have to fit into anyone else's vision.... isn't that LIBERATING? WHO ARE YOU? Have some fun in your closet today and find out.


LOS ANGELES
PARDON
ME. YOU?

FUTURESPECTIVE: KIKI VALDES

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SOME FUTURESPECTIVE: 
KIKI  
Kiki Valdes is exhibiting and curating the group show FUTURESPECTIVE - Opens Feb. 14th 2013 

Can you elaborate and tell us more about your current work?


I’ve been making paintings that have a cartoon quality to them…but at the same time they are painted a bit aggressively and not so much in a traditional cartoon graphic style. Some cartoon shapes would make great abstract paintings. Cartoons are a strong force because they grab us as children….so the moment we see them as adults in a serious context we pay a bit more attention because it pulls us to childhood. The only other power to do that are parents. I see it as an extremely powerful tool to say something in painting right now. If it wasn’t I wouldn’t bother. For me it’s just a stage where I’m at right now. It makes sense to me.

Please tell us about your forthcoming group show “Futurespective.”


Well it’s cool because I partnered up with my dealer Mike and got the Rozenblum Foundation involved. The work is really about what is happening in the artist studio right now. It’s really about where these 11 artists are going. They all got different backgrounds. It’s the beginning of something special and we are piecing together all these artists that work very differently but are actively making work. None of these artists… career-wise could have a retrospective at this point in their lives….so its called FUTURESPECTIVE for the works these artists are creating right now will define where they go in their careers in the next 5 to 10 years.

  FUTURESPECTIVE 






George Sanchez-Calderon
Christopher Carter
Nicola Costantino
Johnny Robles
Kiki Valdes
Jel Martinez
Constanza Piaggio 
David Marsh
JeanPaul Mallozzi
Ruben Ubiera
Florencia Rodríguez Giles
VALDES

FUTURESPECTIVE: JOHNNY ROBLES

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SOME FUTURESPECTIVE: 
JOHNNY ROBLES 
Johnny Robles is exhibiting in the upcoming group show "FUTURESPECTIVE" - Opening: Thursday, Feb. 14th 2013
ROBLES THOUGHTS ON FUTURESPECTIVE 
I'm excited to show with artists whose work I like. I'm gonna be showing these new "floater" pieces. I'm in the first stages of this body of work. They're bubble like forms made from acrylic and maple wood...It's the idea of a form that's changing, like glass taking shape where what would be behind it is absent, bending the laws of nature. The idea is derived from the floaters that everyone sees on the outer shell of their eye, that constantly changing transparent shape, usually worm-like. I'm making them 3 dimensional, and trying to capture the organic shape of a soap bubble at the same time."
"I like the negative space and embracing the minimal quality, even though it's a complex form that's very carefully made. It's an exploration that's still unfolding. I work backwards. I build the frame and then I think of what's going to go in it. I build a boundary, then go into the playground and get loose." 
FUTURESPECTIVE 

George Sanchez-Calderon
Christopher Carter
Nicola Costantino
Johnny Robles
Kiki Valdes
Jel Martinez
Constanza Piaggio 
David Marsh
JeanPaul Mallozzi
Ruben Ubiera
Florencia Rodríguez Giles
Presented by: 
The Rozenblum Foundation
The Michael Margulies Artist Agency 

Curator: Kiki Valdes


8:00pm - 11:00pm


ARTE CITY BUILDING 
2155 Washington Court Suite 109
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(Behind Bass Museum) 


More Info: MarguliesAgency.com
[email protected]
305.972.8962
Opening: Thursday, Feb. 14th 2013
Words/Images via: New Times 

FUTURESPECTIVE - Opens Thursday!

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FUTURESPECTIVE - One Week Away!

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Summer Youth Article 1

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YOUTH 
Hey guys, it's time to get off your butts. You need to go out into the fresh air and find a job. Aren't you tired of your parents saying, "Money doesn't grow on trees". You better hurry up and get your Summer Youth application sent in before, the other 132,593 applications get turned in ! 

Do you know what Summer Youth is ? Well, let me tell you, it's no joke.

Here is what you need to know:
1. You apply online at www.nyc.gov/dycd
2.  You must be14 through 24 years old to apply 
3. There will also be a lottery you might not get a job this summer if you don't move fast enough 
4. If you do get the job you would have to work 25 hours a week 
5. You would get paid  seven dollars and twenty five cents an hour 
6. you need working papers to work at summer youth 
 7. In order to get your working papers you must get them from your guidance counselor 

FUTURESPECTIVE: DAVID MARSH

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SOME FUTURESPECTIVE:
DAVID MARSH 

You experiment with layers, materials and techniques. Do you need the freedom to experiment or do you need various techniques to express who you are as an artist?


Both. These are not separate concepts in my work. They go hand-in-hand and support each other.


What are your latest interests in terms of techniques and subject matter?


Sewing is an element I’ve recently started using. It used to be something where I just did it to see what happens and now I sew a lot. My subject matter is the same as it ever was---it’s just material, shape and design.

Where do you see your art going?


I can’t predict where my art will go because I am always changing my work and challenging myself.


Does Miami inspire you?


Yes—it’s beautiful here. I’m not too inspired by the art scene as a whole, but I’m positive about what goes on within it. The atmosphere outside is more inspirational to me—for example, some of my paintings incorporate sports jerseys. I was inspired to do this out of being able to exercise and be active with my friends. Being around here keeps me in that mood.

You are part of the upcoming group show “Futurespective.” Can you tell us more about the exhibit?


I believe in the group of artists that were chosen to be a part of this show. I believe they are all great artists.


DAVID MARSH IS IN THE NEW GROUP EXHIBIT "FUTURESPECTIVE" OPENING FEB. 14TH 
Excerpts from interview for Miami Art Zine. Words by Heike Dempster
Opening: Thursday, Feb. 14th 2013
Presented by:
The Rozenblum Foundation
The Michael Margulies Artist Agency

Curator: Kiki Valdes


8:00pm - 11:00pm


ARTE CITY BUILDING
2155 Washington Court Suite 109
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(Behind Bass Museum)


More Info: MarguliesAgency.com
[email protected]
305.972.8962
Works by:
George Sanchez-Calderon
Christopher Carter
Nicola Costantino
Johnny Robles
Kiki Valdes
Jel Martinez
Constanza Piaggio
David Marsh
JeanPaul Mallozzi
Ruben Ubiera
Florencia Rodríguez Giles
FUTURESPECTIVE




       

Destiny's Magazine Day 1

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DESTINY! GET READY TO MAKE YOUR OWN MAGAZINE.
FIRST WOULD YOU LIKE TO WRITE:
- A basketball article?
- A research article?
- Trends for kids your age?
- Other? 



FUTURESPECTIVE: RUBEN UBIERA

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SOME FUTURESPECTIVE:
RUBEN
 
UBIERA
Interview excerpts from Wonderland Magazine. 
"FUTURESPECTIVE"
 Opening: Thursday, Feb. 14th 2013

You are part of the upcoming group show “Futurespective.” What can you already tell us about the show and your work in it?


I think it’s something very different than what people are used to see. I know a lot of the artists in the show and have worked with some in the past. Most of them are locals, all talented. I believe people will be arrested by the element of surprise behind every corner.


You incorporate found objects such as wood, newspapers and old skateboards. Can you elaborate on why you use objects and make them part of your art?



Yes. I do incorporate all sort of objects and re-claimed wood found on the streets. It is after all our environment. I try to get objects that are unusual, items you rarely see, work with them and assemble a balanced composition with them until something starts to take shape. I find that people relate to these items, which make an initial connection, but then, I change their perspective by creating something completely different and unexpected on top of each ensemble. It has become a true definition of “one ugly item by itself, it’s just ugly – one hundred ugly items, organized and systematically planned, become beautiful.”



You are from the Dominican Republic. How does your heritage inform your art?



In almost every way. First off: color. My island has a lot of color and folklore. I try using my folklore to focus on my heritage, and hide it within my work. I don’t like to scream my origin, but if someone happens to see a symbol or a Dominican item like the “Limping Devil,” guira or drums, then great! If not, no big deal. But the reality is that a lot of ideas I have, have been brewing ever since I was a child in that small island in the Caribbean. I just now posses the tools to do it. My nationality does not dictate my art, but it shapes it. ---- Keep reading this interview right here

Works by:

George Sanchez-Calderon
Christopher Carter
Nicola Costantino
Johnny Robles
Kiki Valdes
Jel Martinez
Constanza Piaggio
David Marsh
JeanPaul Mallozzi
Ruben Ubiera
Florencia Rodríguez Giles


Presented by:
The Rozenblum Foundation
The Michael Margulies Artist Agency

Curator: Kiki Valdes


8:00pm - 11:00pm


ARTE CITY BUILDING
2155 Washington Court Suite 109
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(Across from Bass Museum)


More Info: MarguliesAgency.com
[email protected]
305.972.8962

FUTURESPECTIVE: NICOLA COSTANTINO

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Nicola Costantino was born in Rosario (1964) where she studied Fine Arts, produced and exhibited her first works, and also learned the new sculpture techniques that influenced the concept of her production; the molds of human and animal bodies cast from the original that characterize her work.

In 1994 with the support of Pablo Suárez, she attended the Barracas Workshop of Antorchas Foundation coordinated by Suárez and Benedit. Shortly after moving to Buenos Aires, she spent a year in Houston, Texas, in the Core Program for Artists, where she began producing silicon human skin to make dresses and lavish coats with human hair necks. Nicola learned design and haute couture in her adolescence working with her mother in her clothes factory, which allowed her to create “Peletería humana” [Human Furriery] a work of the finest quality.

Since 1997, the support of Benzacar Gallery facilitated her inclusion in the international art scene through her participation in art fairs. The following year, she presented her “Chanchobolas” [Hog-balls], an emblematic work from the animal sculpture line that she would continue with


NICOLA COSTANTINO
One of the artists featured in FUTURESPECTIVE
Group show opens Feb. 14th 

   (Biography continues below video.)
Friso de nonatos” [Frieze of Unborn Animals] in 1999 and “Animal Motion Planet” in 2004.

“Peletería Humana”, a window display with twenty mannequins dressed in Nicola’s designs, represented Argentina at the Biennial of Sao Paulo in 1998, whose director was Pablo Herkenhoff, and the theme “anthropophagy and cannibalism”.  This presentation led to several exhibitions and international biennials, and the reproduction of her work a number of catalogs. The display was also shown in the First Liverpool Biennial and Jeffrey Deitch invited her to turn his Soho gallery into a boutique in September 2000. At the same time, the selection committee of the MOMA became aware of Nicola’s work and added her “Male Nipples Corset” to their collection. This was followed by a show at the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes de Buenos Aires [Buenos Aires National Museum of Fine Arts] and a second one in the projects room of The Joan Miró Foundation in Barcelona.

In 2004, Nicola presented “Animal Motion Planet”, a series of orthopedic machines for unborn animals, consisting of chromed iron mechanisms powered by engines, and she launched “Savon de Corps” [Body Soap] at the MALBA [Buenos Aires Museum of Latin American Art], which is formed by a multiple of 100 pieces imitating an exclusive cosmetic product. Nicola produced this soap with 3% of fat from a liposuction and created the slogan “Take a bath with me” that attracted media attention. Nicola became the artist, the model and the prime matter of her work.

From then on, Nicola’s public relevance gave sense to her later production. The encounter with Gabriel Valansi in 2006 marked her entrance in the world of photography. In her work, she has combined two types of images: a series that refers to important works in the history of photography and art, and others that crisscross some element of her imaginary and her identity as an artist. The constant is her role as leading character representing different personalities, glamorous and feminine, hard worker, maternal, intimidating. In this last production, marked by her maternity, she adds the value of her experience a
     
FUTURESPECTIVE
 Opening: Thursday, Feb. 14th 2013


Works by:
George Sanchez-Calderon
Christopher Carter
Nicola Costantino
Johnny Robles
Kiki Valdes
Jel Martinez
Constanza Piaggio
David Marsh
JeanPaul Mallozzi
Ruben Ubiera
Florencia Rodríguez Giles
Presented by:
The Rozenblum Foundation
The Michael Margulies Artist Agency

Curator: Kiki Valdes


8:00pm - 11:00pm


ARTE CITY BUILDING
2155 Washington Court Suite 109
Miami Beach, FL 33139
(Across from Bass Museum)


More Info: MarguliesAgency.com
[email protected]
305.972.8962





   

Eclectic Fetish Blogazine ed1.1

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BLOGAZINE
Embrace a Fashionable Contrast
Editor & Photographer: Tameka J. Harris | Model: Jessica Roberts
Mom has always taught us to 'match' when it comes to what we put on. well mom, times have changed.
 
At Eclectic Fetish Boutique, we encourage women to explore their own tastes in fashion. When they do this, we know that they will discover a freedom of style that is truly their own. So ladies, open up your closets and create contrasts that define who you are.
Thank us later!

Create some of your own contrasting looks with our inventory of jewelry and accessories.

a blog-STYLED magazine for accessory lovers everywhere.                                                                March 15, 2013 |  Edition 1.1
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Contrasting textures always add vibrant flair to your look. Pearls and fur are elements that work well because you're blending hard and soft tones together.
Sometimes choosing to wear a few different fabrics can make all the difference. Thick materials like satin mixed with soft see-through clothing can be your ticket to hawt fashion success!
Coordinate your clothing around bold, chunky accessories that can pull your look to the next level. Look for pieces that have versatile use with mixed-up charm. 
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Eclectic Fetish Blogazine ed1.0

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BLOGAZINE
'Fabulosity' is Only an Accessory Away...
Editor & Photographer: Tameka J. Harris | Model: Jasmine C. Harris
ADD SOME "FAB"
TO YOUR
WARDROBE!
To get that edgy look,
sometimes
MORE is
OKAY!
IT'S ALL ABOUT THE RIGHT "FETISH MIX":
If you choose to "play up" a more dramatic look with accessories, be sure to let your outfit (shirt/pants/skirt/etc.) play nicely in the background. Here is where your clothing should have texture, definition and/or subtle colors.
Ever wanted to get that chic fabulous look but didn't know how? sometimes the answer may be found in your accessories.
 
At Eclectic Fetish Boutique, we believe that achieving your personal sense of "FABULOSITY" (a term made popular by fashion icon Kimora Lee Simmons) should NOT break the bank--unless of course, you want it to.

Our prices will always be competitive, fair and reasonable!




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a blog-STYLED magazine for accessory lovers everywhere.                                                           February 8, 2013 |  Edition 1.0
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1. Mustard yELLOW BELT - a vintage wide leather belt with snakeskin texture pattern

2. Big 'Ole String of Pearls - a vintage strand of faux pearls, iridescent

3. Circle of Champions Bracelet - featured in green and a dark black/brown resin

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MEET THE MODEL: Jasmine is a librarian in Baltimore County and loves the color purple, books, coffee and all things vegetarian.

F.1: Mercedes W04

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Mercedes W04

El circuito español de Jerez de la Frontera, donde esta semana se realizarán las primeras pruebas de pretemporada de la Fórmula 1, se presentó el nuevo auto del equipo F1 Mercedes AMG. Bautizado como W04, será conducido en el campeonato 2013 por el inglés Lewis Hamilton (que hasta el año pasado corrió en McLaren) y el alemán Nico Rosberg.


A diferencia del Lotus E21 o el Red Bull RB9, el W04 estrena diseño frontal con una alternativa al morro de pato con el característico escalón muy suavizado y una punta más afilada como la Ferrari F138. En Mercedes aseguran que se introdujeron cinco elementos aerodinámicos nuevos en la parte delantera y se evolucionó la trasera para potenciar el denominado “Efecto Coanda”.


“Nunca había visto un equipo tan hambriento de éxitos”, aseguró Hamilton, quien llegó al equipo para reemplazar al germano Michael Schumacher. “Este es un nuevo comienzo para mí con el equipo en Brackley, aunque he trabajado con Mercedes-Benz desde hace mucho tiempo, lo que me ha enseñado una cosa sobre todo: Mercedes-Benz no sabe cómo perder”, agregó.

“Estamos jugando un partido largo, pero sé que tendremos éxito juntos, y estoy muy emocionado de ser una parte importante para que eso ocurra”, agregó el campeón de F.1 en 2008.


Nico Rosberg también cree que Mercedes llegará a lo más alto: “La atmósfera en el equipo es muy positiva y la gente está muy motivada para tener éxito. Además, tengo un nuevo compañero de equipo con Lewis. Buscaremos trabajar juntos y apoyarnos para hacer de este el mejor equipo en la Fórmula 1″.