Wednesday, December 12, 2007

The Love Movement - YoYoYo

TLM Episode 005 - 12.12.07


From The Love Movement, my favorite Philly artists not living in Philly any more.
Thanks for putting up with us for another year, from our art shows in LA to Art Basel in Miami it has been a long year. Now it's time for your reward, our 2nd Annual Holiday Giveaway. We are giving away more sh*t than Oprah... 75 Hand Screenprinted Wave Prints, 12 TLM Shirts, 10 Yo! What Happened To Peace Books, and 4 Art Pieces From Previous Gallery Shows.

In order to win a present check the video below and follow the instructions.

Hurry up cause I just sent my email. Pick up any of The Love Movement shirts from Ropeadope. Tom Jonze already told you, but this is a perfect time for a Christmakwanaka present.

TLMPhilly

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Monday, September 24, 2007

Ropeadope's Love Movement


As the resident Ropeadope dickrider for 5151 it is my duty to inform everyone that they have dropped yet another line of rad clothing for you to wear in this year of 2007. The Love Movement is another social conscious line of clothing making use of positive concepts and, of course, some ill designs.
Ropeadope OWNS Philly. Seriously, next time you are out on the town just try and go an evening without seeing someone in something Ropeadope...and why not? Dope clothes provided by a local-based company supporting progressive ideas. Sounds win/win to me. Personally, sign me up for the Tank Design or Our Two Hands.

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Tuesday, May 08, 2007

First Video Episode from The Love Movement

Here is the first in a series of video updates from The Love Movement:
Guest Host Amanda introduces John Carr of Yo! What Happened to Peace? Then we talk to World Champ Karen Jones of Brasil. Followed up by a sneak peak at The Love Movement's solo show in Ocean City, NJ of all places


See a preview of their solo show in Ocean City,NJ.
More from TLM at MySpace.com/TLMPhilly and TLMPhilly.com

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Wednesday, February 14, 2007

My Love

(Image courtesy of EuroRoss)
If I wrote you a symphony...Call me candle guy cause I am on fire.
Way too much Justin Timberlake. I never thought I would find myself liking Justin Timberlake so much. For all the ladies that don't have dates on this Valentines and wish they did, just close your eyes and listen to My Love.
I'm not big on Valentine's Day, the over commercialization of one of the most beautiful essences of existence. Treat your partner like everyday is Valentine's day and let them know they're loved everyday.
Meanwhile, I'm sitting here all sentimental at relationships gone by. My first love, my current love is music. She has always been there for me and always will be. She comforts me, keeps me warm and keeps me going. Without her I don't think I would be here.
So without further ado:
Don't forget about The Love Movement - Art collective formerly based in Philly.

UPDATE: Thanks to Justin for pointing out that the last threee links didn't work, they do now.
Two links I forgot to mention but wanted to (well 3)

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Tuesday, January 09, 2007

The Love Movement at Threadless


The Love Movement is an incredible art collective originally based out of Philly but now in LA still loving and representing Philly always. Check out what Ropeadope has to say:
Trippin through Philly I picked up on the scent of The Love Movement - one of the city's more prolific and creative coalitions. With love as the backbone, and social awareness as the neckbone, art & design take over as the weapons of choice. Dropping bits and pieces of objects in the community that beautifies and educates. An idea worth emulating.
Their main social awareness project right now has to deal
TLM currently has three tee shirts up on Threadless for you to vote on. Check 'em out as they're killer. My personal favorites are the one above and this one asking the all important question, "What if Saddam Skated?"


All money from the Darfur shirt will go to benefit the efforts with SaveDarfur.org. Click now to sign the pledge.

Additionally, all sales from The Love Movement art go to a village in the West African nation of Benin. Their most recent project was to build a well.

Vote now for With Our Two Hands, Save Darfur, What if Saddam Skated? and NBA or Art?

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