This article talks about a trend in highlights and other hair salon treatments for kids as young as six and usually in the ten to twelve year range. The first time my now thirteen year old sister got highlights I really laid in on her. I said she was going to ruin her hair and [...]
Browsing Tag »art«
→ April 4, 2008
→ March 31, 2008
I want to see your work. sculptors illustrators furniture designers industrial designers web designers glass blowers welders woodworkers ceramicists candle-makers photographers knitters quilters painters collage artists zine publishers makers of short films garments designers jewelry designers (no bead stringer togetherers) makers of objets d’art or anything else. Please send it to me at chauncey (at) [...]
→ October 19, 2007
I used to think if I pursued art, it would be like spitting in the ocean. Who would care? Who would hear me? I told my 25 year old self, if you attach yourself to brands and big business, play not by the rules of making money, but in acknowledgment of them, you can get [...]
→ September 25, 2007
Before I landed in Biarritz in July, my MySpace Page was a carefully manicured lawn. Flickring was my scrapbook and practically my full length mirror. I added Facebook to my arsenal and occasionally opened mail from Friendster. But lately, I don’t fish around on Small World. I don’t upload, stumble!, google, youtube, or filter feeds. [...]
Who
What Women Make is a curatorial concept by writer, ethnographer, and brand strategist, Chauncey Zalkin (founder of pioneer trend website girlonthestreet.com).
With a keen interest in innovation and user-centric design and services that herald the future of the global community, WWM showcases and celebrates the female makers of the lot – designers, creative entrepreneurs, innovators, artisans, design students – from around the world.
To inquire about digital ethnography, team training, and speaking engagements, contact me and go to the about section to learn more.
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