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Link in our bio to Stephen Clarke’s series of ph Link in our bio to Stephen Clarke’s series of photos taken in San Diego 1986-1987 when he spent his year as an ‘Alien Resident’. And why the advert at this spot? Back in the day - from 1913 onwards to be precise - coffee was being shipped from this spot across the state, the brand name was inspired by the hugely popular 1925 film, Ben Hur: A Tale of Christ staring Ramon Navarro and Carmel Myers***. The brand disappeared after the war and then popped up again as a mural in the 1980s. What’s so fascinating about Stephen’s photos is how they capture a time a moment of change. They are part of a large archive - the San Diego series feature in a group of zines from @caferoyalbooks which we are genuinely delighted to stock. *** movie buff stuff: Carmel and her husband bought Gloria Swanson’s house on Sunset Boulevard 🙂
We’re huge fans of @dirkkoy work as a motion gra We’re huge fans of @dirkkoy work as a motion graphic artist. Here’s a whole new way to see a Basel roof top. He explains in an interview for OneMagazine.com that as well as ‘running a studio for motion design and experimental film... I am teaching time-based media at the Visual Communication Institute at the Academy of Art and Design in Basel’ And a nod to @postutility here too, who shares our love of Dirk’s work.
A walk around the block - ‘Wall side’ Barbican A walk around the block - ‘Wall side’ Barbican Estate. On your right you can see remains of the old Roman wall.

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