Mark Hewko: Blurb Book 2014

A dummy copy of a new interior design photo book by Mark Hewko himself. Stay tuned.

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Mark Hewko

Punjabi. Lower East Side, 2004.

Source: http://markhewko.com/home.html 

pronounced 'hĕv-'kó.

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I never forgot you Mark. Stay awesome!

Clara Hill Meets Atjazz

Years before purchasing my first Smartphone and utilizing the iPhone Notes app to jot down annotations, I wrote notes on nearly everything with a surface (it happens when you have an affinity for art). The other day while throwing out paperwork, I came across a torn piece of paper with songs that appealed to me at the time from a satellite channel formerly called “The Move” (now Zen). Famed underground House producer and DJ Lars Berenroth was the chief host on The Move by way of his show Deeper Shades of House.

The songs listed were: Wagon Cookin “Everyday Life”, Clara Hill “Nowhere (I Can Go) (Clara Hill Meets Atjazz)”, and Sterling Ensemble “Follow Me”. While working out, I began to ponder on moving out of my current residence and relocating outside of New York. I’ve considered even moving as far out as Cali. Perhaps a big move, but when is there ever a small move when you’re willing to renew your life and follow your heart. While thinking about the possible changes, I unintentionally began playing Clara Hill’s – “Nowhere (I Can Go) (Clara Hill Meets Atjazz - Remix)”.

I find it quite funny how this soulful track draws a parallel with my current mind-set (from a male’s perspective). So, it was only right that I uploaded this to dwell on later. This track along with other things may perhaps be a source of inspiration in my shift.