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Palästinah — El Flyer!

Flyers printed. 'nuff Sed.

IGAF: The return of — a meta post.

Caramblogage is a strange beast that has found its way back to its roots in some fashion. When we started out, sometime around 2004, I was fresh out of English Lit, a freshman in graphic design. At the time, a place was needed to put down words on screen, no matter who would read them. So, this was the place to put them. An irregular series called Is Goodness a Fashion documented random thoughts on technology, advertising, society and, in it's fourth installment, ecology. The aim was to explore, mostly for myself, current topics I felt I should know a thing or two about. At the time, mostly due to age, I felt that I knew enough about anything to write at length and in detail, about everything. Now, due maybe some maturity acquired in the process of aging, I try and research what I write about before I write it. That explains the current nature of this beast: research is hard and time-consuming work. So in stead of researching an entirely new topic every few weeks, I made a de...

El Modulor modular!

One of my favourite expensive shops for materials, pens and Anything I Could Ever Think I Needed For Anything shops is supporting Palästinah! Hooray for Modulor! Of course, also to be found here . Hmm… I think this strange feeling may be excitement. To be…

فلسطنا – Now online!

I'm slightly exhausted (though generally ebullient) to announce that the Palestine exhibition has gained a web presence! It will develop over the course of the next few weeks as we push towards the November Programme, so watch that space! You can find it here. Click the like button and see what happens.

PalästiNah — Inherited Hope (in English)

English Version of what we've been saying in German: —————————————————————————————————— Since 1948 three generations of Palestinians have endured the bitter taste of enforced exile. 40% of these refugees are under 15 years old. The exhibition PalästiNah — Inherited Hope documents the twisted  normality of their everyday life. The pictures on display were taken by Palestinian refugee children, Maya and Nadia Graßmann and Selim Harbi. They document the current situation in Rashidiya, Sabra and Shatila. This event is supported by OMRAS, the Organisation for Human Rights in Arab Countries. Art Direction: Caram Kapp With special thanks to Johannes Moll —————————————————————————————————— VERNISSAGE September 30 th 2011 | 18:00 Theater Aufbau Kreuzberg Prinzenstraße 85 F  —————————————————————————————————— LINKS: — Selim Harbi:  http://slooma.com/ — OMRAS:  http://omras.net/ — TAK :  http://theater-aufbau-kreu zberg.de/ —————————————————————————...

Palästinah: Inherited hope

It's work in rapid progress. Moving from one name to the next and the design progresses with it. Pictures soon. Opening on the 30th. Here.