The Oberkampf "Marché Rétro"...

First 2012 'Marché Rétro Oberkampf' to open at AimLoft on January 14-15
week end.
A large selection of vintage items from
the 50s and 60s:
- Mathias' furniture - Manu & Kana's decoration
and lighting
- JP's French and Swiss watches, both automatic
and mechanical, for women and men
- Dan's eyeglass frames
- and, of course, many stands dedicated to fashion
accessories and vintage clothing for women and
men in the beautiful AimLoft space, located on the
ground floor of an Eiffel building...














First Oberkampf 'Marché Rétro' opened on March 2011.


CONTACT:
- Cell phone 06 17 93 03 64
- Send a mail
- Le Marché Rétro [blog]

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Eko Nugroho, an Indonesian artist on Le Mur

Le M.U.R. - # 112 - Eko Nugroho - January 7/2012

Eko's Site

[TheEkonugroho] "FFR" is a collaboration project betwen DGTMB (Eko Nugroho) and Evily Candy Machine (Wedhar Riyadi).
'Fight For Rice' is the first documentary promoting merchandise-artists in Indonesia. It tells about a 'shop
project' in Yogyakarta initiated by Eko Nugroho.
The project was born to assist local artists in distributing their merchandise. Actually, it is not an individual
project, it involves several people from different backgrounds: by using their knowledge and wisdom, the
artists and the community members have created a micro-economy circuit as a strategy to overcome their
limits and survive.
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ParisPointGriset Best Wishes for 2012...

... go to the women and the men of Syria and Egypt and to every single person
who's suffering, fighting and dying for freedom and a better future.

[AlJazeeraEnglish on 31 Dec 2011]


[samqaid]
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A Mosko's feline on Le Mur/Ober

Le Mur # 111 - Mosko et Associés - December 22/2011

[Check out their site].


[75018laurence] - The poster's making of.
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Bahrain 6 - Shaikh Isa House in Muharraq

The house of Shaikh Isa bin Ali Al Khalifa is situated in the heart of Muharrak, the old
capital of Bahrain, near to the Grand Mosque and is considered to be one of the oldest
houses in town.

[See more pictures in the slideshow].
The house was built at the end of the 18th century by Shaikh Hassan bin Ahmed Al Fatih
who lived there as well as his sons and grandsons.
Later on, the house became with king Shaikh Isa bin Ali Al Khalifa a residence and a
government centre from 1869 to 1932.
Its huge walls, the small doors and the wind tower were conceived as
a protection from the heat in summer and the severe cold in winter.
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LINKS:
- BahrainTourism
- Bahrain Guide