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We marched with the GLAMericans for Peace in the February 15, 2003 anti-war march. One of the slogans we chanted was “Dior Not War!”

Apparently John Galliano heard about that, or the phrase was born independently around the world in the last year and a half.

A model wears a turquoise sleeveless T-shirt reading ‘Dior, Not War’ by British fashion designer John Galliano for Dior’s spring-summer 2005 ready-to-wear fashion collection, presented Tuesday, Oct. 5, 2004 in Paris. (AP Photo/Michel Euler)

CHRISTIAN DIOR Fitted corduroy “peace” jacket over a long jersey skirt with flowers at the hem. (Pierre Verdy/AGF/Getty Images)

There will be very little posting until Time Warner Cable restores my cable modem service. Dial-up is not a good thing.

I said I was going to write about a new young artist at Schroeder Romero, but James beat me to it.

… answers questions on Slashdot.

Zach from LFL mentioned a culture blog I hadn’t heard of at the Echo Eggebrecht opening tonight: Scather. Add it to your list.

Current favorites:

• David Noonan at Foxy Production – see write-up from James
• Phoebe Washburn and Simone Shubuck at LFL – another James post
• “I’ve Met Someone Else” at Monya Rowe – ditto
• Pipilotti Rist at Luhring Augustine – beautiful imagery and soundtrack
• Echo Eggebrecht at Sixty Seven – new Chelsea location! I plan to write more about her show later.

Dan Rushton untitled 10 (2004) 40″ × 30″ gouache on panel

James has more info.

I’ve written about Eric Doeringer several times, and even appeared on a radio show talking about him.

Here is his latest project:

I’m seeking submissions of artwork, music, video, fiction, poetry, and games inspired by Matthew Barney’s Cremaster Cycle for inclusion on a new web-based project. Please send jpegs, mp3s, text files, etc. to cremasterweb@yahoo.com.

Go send him some stuff if you’ve got it.