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Antique optical lens pendant with b&w image from an antique geography book. Necklace uses repurposed rosary beads with vintage and large link gunmetal chains.
A collection of posters for my project based on campaigning to encourage people to rethink about their actions or lack of it to help and give towards society. The project is titled 'Influence' and it consists of works representing powerful figures in the past who have contributed towards change for the better in today's society, along with those who does the opposite.
Sagamore Hill National Historic Site
Theodore Roosevelt was the first president that travelled extensively, as he had raised the idea of bully pulpit, from which a political leader could widely and powerfully impose their influence. That was a monumental change in American history that laid the foundation for the country’s supreme leader’s position and legacy. Today, it seems to me that the bully pulpit could be leveraged to deceive and intimidate as much as it might for inspirations and empowerment. What, then, is the right attitude for the person in that pulpit, and how about those who are watching it?
Our event slides -
Connecting Latinas of Influence | Inland Empire took place on May 23, 2024, in downtown Riverside, California. Produced by Hispanic Lifestyle and sponsored by Wells Fargo Bank.
This was the kick off Hispanic Lifestyle’s Connecting Latinas of Influence Series that will visit 5 states in 2024. In this Inland Empire edition we featured panel discussions on Latina Entrepreneurship, Community Building and present our first round of Hispanic Lifestyle Latinas of Influence for 2024.
We honored the legacy of City of Moreno Valley Council member Victoria Baca (1959 - 2021) and Ofelia Valdez-Yeager (1947 - 2024)
Link to our event website, bit.ly/3VqZoHf
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“Atlanta’s Quintessential Neighborhood Bar” opened its doors in 1956. Manuel Maloof, bought Harry’s Delicatessen and reconfigured it into a bar influenced by the taverns he encountered while stationed in Europe during World War II. Over time, he and his brother Robert built Manuel’s Tavern into a piece of the Atlanta history.
When I asked more about Robert Maloof, Brian declared, “if it wasn’t for my uncle, there’s no way this place would be in business.” The two were the perfect yin and yang and shared a remarkable give and take. “It worked out beautifully,” Brian continues, “because they always argued. And it was always quite a show for the customers back in the day to see them bantering back and forth about things.” The story of Manuel’s Tavern often begins and ends with its namesake, but Robert is an integral part of its success.
Manuel had always been deeply involved in politics, earning the coveted and singular title of the “Godfather” of Georgia Democratic politics. He served in a number of local political positions — as the Chairman of the DeKalb County Board of Commissioners, DeKalb County CEO — as well as other civic roles — chairman of the Atlanta Regional Commission and chairman of the Association of County Commissioners of Georgia. He made numerous tangible impacts on the city: he pushed through the construction of Spaghetti Junction (the interstate connector merging I-85 and I-285) and fought to increase the representation of minorities and women in top government positions.
No matter his involvement, his passion for the tavern never faltered (though Robert definitely helped keep the business running while his brother pursued these avenues). In fact, it even seemed that he had a built-in advantage by staying in touch on a daily basis with the common man, keeping a constant finger on the pulse of his constituents and fellow neighbors. Nowhere else in Atlanta (or America, for that matter) could one encounter a gathering place of such a cross-section of people: politicians, journalists, blue-collar workers, celebrities, firefighters, and literally everybody else.
Even after Manuel passed away in 2006, this philosophy of accepting everybody as family lives on.
Jean-Claude Poitras attracted a celebrity clientele early on. It was a mutually beneficial relationship: these style-makers were after the best of homegrown talent and they also boosted his exposure.
Political women like Pauline Marois, Lisette Lapointe, Mila Mulroney and Liza Frulla enthusiastically endorsed Poitras. Actor and lifelong friend Andrée Lacheplle chose to wear a single, elegant Poitras dress in Pierre Blackburn's film Le jeune homme et la dame (1989). French singer Barbara chose his coat for her Pantin 81 album cover, delighting Poitras, who doted on her music.
This edit was inspired by Andy Warhol's famous Campbell pieces. Part of my AS photography under the idea of Contemporary Art.
Charlie Fabert Influence
Chateau de Goncourt - Matignicourt - 04.05.2013
Nicolas Gaire
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The Lucky Face, performing at the 'Under the Influence' Billy Bragg tribute, The Great Escape festival, Brighton.