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mostly imagined. What is more pertinent to this project is the fact that our generation has a blurred point of view on values and on temporality itself. The past, present, and futureâor at least a visually skewed representation of themâare immediately accessible by typing a few keywords into an engine. In this way, reality is multivalent, personal, and constantly in flux. The fashion in DIS is not "high" nor "low." It is simply Medium.â
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magazine. In addition to the magazine, DIS consists of the platforms DISimages â a project producing new stock imagery â and DISown â a now-closed concept store featuring work by over 30 artists as a laboratory to test the current status of the art object, as well as notions of taste and consumerism.
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to present a project at their yearly Regent's Park event. The result was a series of images using the galleries and architecture of the Frieze London Art Fair as both a backdrop and subject. The series sought to explore new ways of documenting art in an attention economy, a theme in DISâ work. The
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The Art School issue explored the culture of art school and imagined new art school trends. Architect and artist
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Early content was focused on identifying emerging trends and forecasting potential new ones, from accessorizing with nipple clamps through Z-CoiL shoes and Under Armour sports clothing. Explaining their original interest in fashion they have said âIf there is a temporality that DIS explores, it is
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In 2015, they released a line of
Political T-shirts in collaboration with K8 Hardy, Rirkrit Tiravanija, and others. Lauren Boyle described the genesis of the project as such "In our research, we became fascinated with political t-shirt trends, in particular @GOPteens and other right-wing groups,"
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studio, DISimages, and invited numerous artists and photographers to participate. DISimages has been described as âShutterstock on ketamine.â DIS themselves explained that â... stock photographs just perpetuate the same stereotypes over and over again, so we wanted to intercept that and add a few
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In 2014 they created a pop-up store called DISown at Red Bull
Studios in New York; according to the press release, "'DISownâNot for Everyone' is an exhibition posing as a retail store. Or maybe itâs the other way around. As Karl Lagerfeld for H&M is a diffusion line for fashion, DISown is a
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Describing the art meets commerce aspect of the venture, Christopher Glazek, wrote âDISownââs upfront commercialism served then to rebuke artistsâincluding some who participated in the show itselfâwhose market value relies on presenting their work as somehow outside the market system.â
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Boyle continued. "Where are the crazy and inspiring progressive t-shirts for our generation? In the grand tradition of commodity activism, we commissioned five artists to design t-shirts that raise awareness. Direct action that's ready-to-wear."
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Shawn Maximo's DISimages project "Confusion is the New Luxury" fused natural landscapes with computer generated images to surreal effect, and Ian Cheng's "3D Models" had virtual human heads reciting commercial programming.
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