Green For All is a national organization working to build an inclusive green economy strong enough to lift people out of poverty.
Our Mission
Green For All is dedicated to improving the lives of all Americans through a clean energy economy. We work in collaboration with the business, government, labor, and grassroots communities to create and implement programs that increase quality jobs and opportunities in green industry – all while holding the most vulnerable people at the center of our agenda.
Sunday, January 31, 2010
green for all
Saturday, January 30, 2010
whirling beauties :: green dancers
Philandanco
Alvin Ailey
William Trevitt and Michael Nunn
Benjamin Wardell
Green Dancers
A space for dancers, dance fans, and people who are interested in learning and getting more involved in the dance community to come talk, discover, learn, and develop a voice.
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
ryan mcginley
Voyons Voir with Ryan McGinley MUSE Artwork (Winter 2009)
Photography above from exhibition at Team Gallery entitled Irregular Regulars
Ryan McGinley
McGinley had his first public exhibition in 2000 at 420 West Broadway in Manhattan in a DIY opening. His first book of photos, The Kids Are Alright (2002), was handmade and distributed to people he respected in the art world and sold at the exhibition. One of these books was given to Sylvia Wolf who ushered his work onto the walls of the Whitney Museum of American Art.
excerpt taken from here
whirling beauties :: golden age comic book stories
Golden Age Comic Book Stories
Mr. Door Tree
The reason for this blog is to remember and celebrate art, nothing more or less!
I must add a comment and whisper that this journal, of exquisite and extraordinary history, delights me to no end, thank you Mr. Door Tree.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
whirling beauties :: foto decadent
Foto Decadent
A community dedicated to the world's avant-garde photography
Monday, January 25, 2010
whirling beauties :: flapperdoodle
Labels: "Etsy", "flapperdoodle", "modern flapper illustrator", 1920s, Eloise, illustrations, Ramona
Sunday, January 24, 2010
whirling beauties :: fey handmade
Inspired by nature and passionate about design, Fey Handmade began as a way to showcase the most beautiful handmade wares available today. Coming to fruition after much planning and hard work in 2008, Fey Handmade began hand selecting unique and inspiring finds to share through this site.
The Fey Handmade team works directly with designers to build a harmonious relationship that can grow into the future. The company started with the belief that great design should be easy to find, and great designers should receive support for all the wonderful things they create.
Labels: "Fey Handmade", "shop online", fey, hand-crafted, handmade, shop
Saturday, January 23, 2010
pogo
Pogo
Fagottron
An emerging electronic music artist in Perth, Western Australia. He is known for his work recording small sounds from a single film or scene and sequencing them to form a new piece of music.
His most notable track, Alice, a composition of sounds from the Disney film ‘Alice In Wonderland’, was received with much success gaining over 4 million views on YouTube as of December 2009. Pogo has since produced tracks utilizing sounds from films like ‘Mary Poppins’, ‘Harry Potter’, ‘The Sword In The Stone’, ‘Hook’, ‘Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory’, and ‘Up’.
winsome hollow
Katy from Winsome Hollow has a Saturday Shopping List and it is gently seductive with whimsical undertones. Her Shop Online is just as magikal.
Labels: "shopping list", "under the root", "Winsome Hollow", etsy, feature, handmade, Saturday, wardrobe
whirling beauties :: feminist review
Feminist Review
Feminist Review believes that all opinions - positive and critical - are valuable and seeks to give voice to communities that remain on the margins. Our mission is to write reviews from feminist perspectives to explore the world through an anti-oppression lens. We recognize that there are many feminisms and provide a space where those differences can be represented and explored. (That means we want you to add your opinions too.)
Labels: "book reviews", "Feminist Review", "whirling beauties", "women's rights", books, feminist, literature, opinion, reviews, voice, woman, womyn
Friday, January 22, 2010
whirling beauties :: fashion production
Annie Leibovitz
Francesca Woodman
Miles Aldridge
David Bellemere
fashion production
photography, ideas, inspiration, fashion, portfolios, locations
This blog is an attempt to filter and sort the information we have to handle in our work: websites, magazines, television, film, books, portfolios, catalogs, campaigns, thousands of very interesting images
Thursday, January 21, 2010
girliegirl army
Levity Lette Lingerie Set photographed by Aesthetic Engineer
GirlieGirl Army
Love it, Win it, Wear it
If you have ever owned one piece or many pieces, of handmade lingerie, then you understand why it’s worth the extra shekels.
The 20% discount is for listing 'girliegirl army' with your order at Under The Root Shop Online and runs for the next 31 days.
A winner of the Levity Lette Lingerie Set is chosen by myself for the most creative, sensual wish 2010, written and left as a comment to the post on GirlieGirl Army.
whirling beauties :: fashion gone rogue
Waldemar Hansson and Max Modén deliver a story full of romance and intrigue for the latest issue of Fault. Styled by Kawa H Pour, the ethereal spread features Kajsa M of Stockholmsgruppen.
Fashion Gone Rogue
The latest in fashion editorials, covers and ad campaigns.
This site is loaded with news of Designers, Models, Photographers, Magazines and the art which is created for our daydreams by highway of neurons. Splashing posts throughout the day to entrance inspiration.
Monday, January 11, 2010
brassaï
Brassaï (1899-1984)
Among the numerous means of expression open to him, Brassaï chose photography as it allowed him to capture the atmosphere of the Parisian nights for which he became famous. Henry Miller called Brassaï a "living eye". Paris became a theatre set where the subject dominates the composition, in which he captured a dimension that lay between journalistic account and poetic vision. The graffiti engraved on the walls captured the attention of this photographer obsessed by the reality of man and matter. "The surrealism of my images was nothing more than reality rendered fantastic by the way I saw it".
Labels: "Henry Miller", "man and matter", "Salvador Dali", 1920s, Brassaï, Dali, France, graffiti, Paris, photographer, surrealism, theatre
going home to roost
Going Home to Roost
"my name is bonnie and going home to roost is a daily inspiration blog that focuses on design and style, handmade artisans, designers, eco indieprenuers, and a more organic way of life."
Bonnie contacted Under The Root to link her Monday - The Sensual Side of Etsy.
Brilliant!
whirling beauties :: fashion, evolved
Fashion, Evolved
"I never set out to be an eco-fashion writer. I don’t consider myself particularly trendy. Fashion, Evolved was born in April 2008 after a tangent sent me on hours of unproductive internet surfing for eco-fashion websites and blogs. The pickings were indeed slim, and in a flash of inspiration I realized that this was a subject I could write about to make a real contribution to the environmental movement.
As I started researching and interviewing different independent “green” designers, I realized that very few of them were making the big bucks with their lines. In fact, many of them are working on their clothing or jewelry along with a second job to support themselves and their vision. Yet, they pushed forward, spurred on the passion for what they believe in: beautiful, tasteful, artistic style that does not compromise ethics or the health and well-being of our environment. Their stories are inspiring and their enthusiasm is infectious."