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NEW SOUL SPEEKER MEDIA WEBSITE

The New Soul Speeker Media website designed and developed by Ayakoe House. Soul Speeker Media is one of the illest PR companies on the planet! Check them out to learn more about their services.

AURORA NIGHTS LAUNCH PARTY

Our kick-ass Client Aurora Nights is throwing their official launch party at Obivia Lounge in Soho November 7, 2009. Click Here to RSVP

New Photography by Ron Corbin

Click here to check out the latest selections from Master Photographer Ron Corbin:

Here's an excerpt from his official web site:

MY PHILOSOPHY

I don’t want to change the people and places I photograph or judge them. It’s like that sign when you enter a National Park: “Take only photographs. Leave only footprints.” I just meet people and document their lives. I like to photograph the people no one else likes to photograph. Each person’s picture seems to say “Look at me. I am a person.” I’m proud that the connection -- their humanity -- comes through in the images.

I bought a good quality digital camera in 2005, but I shoot about half film and half digital. I mainly use a wide angle lens. It allows me to get up close and it helps keep the relationships more personal.

I shoot almost exclusively black and white.

The Greatest Entertainer Who Ever Lived!

DIRTY DIANA

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THRILLER (Full Version)

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BAD (Full Version)

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New Work

UNTITLED

Jacqueline Monique of Ayakoe House 2009

Medium: Print Design
Description: Experimental design using the trashy style technique inspired by the photography works of Ronald Corbin.
Credit: Photography by Ronald Corbin

Currently on display at 249 Market Street, Old City Philadelphia, PA 19106

©2009 by Jacqueline Monique, all rights reserved
For more information please contact the artist: jacqui_epps@yahoo.com

Hai Skateboard Deck

Introducing the main feature of my showcase: "Hai"

HAI "Sea"
Jacqueline Monique of Ayakoe House
2009

Medium: Skateboard Deck Design

Description: Experimental design inspired by creatures of the sea in motion contrasted by symmetrical line technique.

Currently on display at 249 Market Street, Old City Philadelphia, PA 19106

©2009 by Jacqueline Monique, all rights reserved.
For more information please contact the artist: jacqui_epps@yahoo.com

First Friday

I had the pleasure of participating in the First Friday event presented by The Party Train and Three Hands Media. I unveiled my latest pieces: The "Hai" skateboard deck along with two printed pieces. I had a blast, met a lot of people and received positive feedback on the work. There were also two other mega artistic talents showcasing. The music was kick ass and the vibe was very cool. Thanx Archie and Jeff for the encouragement.

Cool dude posing for the camera

Intellectuals supporting the arts :o)

Brian the Rockstar!


Jeff and Archie... thank you guys for believing in my potential... Archie thank you for encouraging me :o)

Thom Browne Fashion Show

And one more post this week.....

NYC designer Thom Browne just staged his first show in Europe, and it had an artistic/theatrical edge to it. It had 40 models acting as 1950s office workers, all in unison. It looks pretty cool. The link below has a slideshow.


http://www.wwd.com/fashion-news/fashion-scoops/army-of-one-cop-out-rising-star-presenters-1924039?src=nl/mornReport/20090115

Arts Update

Hi all. I'm Mike, and I'll be giving some updates on arts events going on, as well as other info i find on arts and culture. I wanted to start off with a great site for finding paintings, sculptures, jewelry, and crafts that are made by local artists. Not only is it a lot cheaper than going to a gallery or art fair, but it also directly supports the local artists on the site. Also, if you have any work of your own, you can sell it on the site. The stuff ranges from a few dollars to hundreds of dollars.
The site is www.Etsy.com. You have to become a member to buy or sell on there, but it's free! The panels to the left and the candlesticks above are just some cool samples of the stuff on there.