“Without a doubt our epoch prefers the image to the thing, the copy to the original, the representation to the reality, appearance to being. What is sacred to it is only illusion. More than that, the sacred grows in its eyes to the extent that truth diminishes and illusion increases, to such an […]
“Like modern society itself, the spectacle is at once united and divided. In both, unity is grounded in a split. As it emerges in the spectacle, however, this contradiction is itself contradicted by virtue of a reversal of its meaning: division is presented as unity, and unity as division.” — Thesis 54, The Society of […]
Walk a mile in Diane von Furstenberg’s shoes. No, really. Try them on for size.
Living in Portland for a while now, I’d almost forgotten about that mega-store, Wal-Mart.
Update on Wally World’s status:
According to Good Magazine Wal-Mart’s total store acreage is now greater than that of all of Manhattan, which is about 15,000 acres. Wal-Mart covers a total of 18,810 acres.
My first thought goes to the giant Costco city […]