That long white wall was covered in the names of great local athletes, starting with Arthur Wint, who won Jamaica's first Olympic gold medal, in the 400m, at the London Games in 1948.
Beginning with a home page that features a simple black-and-white photograph of him in mid-performance and covered in the names of his characteristically quotidian routines ("The Pharmacist Is Two Feet Higher"; "The Ocean Doesn't Want Us In It") the site links to a mission statement and a roster of Mr. Seinfeld's current tour dates.
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These initial concessions failed to appease conservatives, who pushed first to see the AHCA axe the ACA's ten essential healthcare benefits (medical services every plan on the market must cover) in the name of creating a deregulated market.
These initial concessions failed to appease conservatives, who pushed first to see the AHCA ax the ACA's ten essential healthcare benefits (medical services every plan on the market must cover) in the name of creating a deregulated market.
So it's with hardly a raised eyebrow that we welcome this new, all bare, in-the-name-of-art cover for Candy magazine.
Given the increased pressure on women worldwide to cover up in the name of religion, Alibhai-Brown's short, eloquent treatise is both topical and necessary.
The film, which cost $10,000 to make, was spotted by a distributor after Nguyen, rejected by the Sundance Film Festival, drove to Utah to promote it anyway, in a van covered in feathers with the name of the film misspelt on the front.
There are artists here who never thought their work had anything to do with pop, or thought it was closer to French nouveau réalisme, to conceptual art, or allied itself to hippy-dippy album-cover nonsense in the name of artistic and social freedom.
If you want, decorate or cover the outside of the box or lid to cover up the name of whatever product came in it.
