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The Zurich Look Book 2010 - NOW AVAILABLE

This year, our Zurich style-journal catches now looks and wow events like fashion shows and art openings. Play Hunter and I took trips to unusual locations and along the way, we bumped into a few celebrities and paid visits to a couple of stylish homes. For those of you who like a good read too, we've added micro interviews with young creatives and the Swiss model Affa Osman. Give my love to the city,
Play Hunter & Ron
The Zurich Look Book 2010 - NOW AVAILABLE

Gartenhif

Divine became Sportsmen Club for the World Cup and now became Gartenhof – for the moment. It’s an interim locale...
Game on!

Game on!

Let’s play again is the motto of this year’s Fantoche animation film festival in Baden. And yes, it’s worth leaving the city for. As usual there are discussions, exhibitions, workshops and many short films to see and hear. In one of them you might even spot a person you know: in a live-action version of Pac-Man, where 120 locals replaced the pixels of the computer game. On youtube you find a film where Swiss artist Guillaume Reymond West has done the same with Tetris. I have three pairs of tickets to give away. e-mail me Tuesday to Sunday, all around Baden
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Transport from Lausanne to Zürich, Week 9 - 14th August

Hello,
I am looking for someone who is driving from Lausanne to Zürich during this week.
A small box has to be picked up in Lausanne and brought to Zürich City.
The transport will be rewarded with 50 CHF.
Thank you very much!
Info: 0041 79 345 1995

Zurich Photo Trip

Game on!

Game on!

Let’s play again is the motto of this year’s Fantoche animation film festival in Baden. And yes, it’s worth leaving the city for. As usual there are discussions, exhibitions, workshops and many short films to see and hear. In one of them you might even spot a person you know: in a live-action version of Pac-Man, where 120 locals replaced the pixels of the computer game. On youtube you find a film where Swiss artist Guillaume Reymond West has done the same with Tetris. I have three pairs of tickets to give away.
e-mail me
Tuesday to Sunday, all around Baden

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