Archives by month: August 2008

Danke Cuccuma Café

A post to thank this place in Berlin that welcomed me every day with smiles, good coffee, talented efforts in speaking French and free Wifi! This is where I work; this is my office in Berlin. The Cuccuma Café in … Read more →

« Conversational Capital » by Sid Lee (and when technology facilitates word of mouth)

Everything is becoming easier. Forty-eight hours ago, I was using my iPhone to read Provokat’s post about the release of “Conversational Capital” written by the people at Sid Lee. This morning, said book was on my desk. I wasn’t trying … Read more →

Berlin & Christian “Lake” Wahle

Super-lucky me, I’m working in Berlin for a few days. The city is big and the graffiti is constant but never the same. Strolling around a neighborhood I’ll tell you about in a later post, I came across art by … Read more →

Berlin, as I imagine it

In a previous post, I talked about artist Christian “Lake” Wahle. I discovered his art at Cassiopeia. Bar, café, rock-climbing walls, abandoned hangars (6, 8, 10, who knows?), graffiti enough to make you dizzy, a place that screams out Berlin … Read more →

Press OK

It’s been awhile since we’ve bragged about our latest-finished-project. I personally know sheets of paper who are currently imbibing ink… here’s proof. All that’s left is an ok from press, and we’re off! On their way is AT LEAST 1 … Read more →

Gloucester

A sugar-coated project for a sugar-coated season, summer. Gloucester is an epic Shakespearian soirée at Sala Rossa, on Sunday, August 17th 2008). Gloucester brings together all the characters and a majority of the stories from the constantly revisited author. Gloucester … Read more →