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Category Archive: Scent Culture Comment & Review
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The perfume industry is well known for its extreme secrecy and nontransparency. The new website ScentCulture.Tube zooms into the creative practices of the scent maverick Christophe Laudamiel.
“The bottle of perfume, which Marthe […] nonchalantly holds in her right hand, is the all-important barrier and go-between, positioned at that point of confrontation where body and light touch as they dramatically push and pull against each other. The bottle is filled with a liquid as yellow as the wallpaper and as golden as the glowing radiance advancing from behind the window curtains. The perfume in its vessel is yet another form of light within the painting.” – RICHARD STAMELMAN
Different types of books contribute to the field of scent culture: coffee table books, scholarly books, perfume guides and many more. This book is different. It is original in its approach, writing and design: Nose Dive by Catherine Haley Epstein.
Women play the central role as eyewitness at Jesus’ death, entombment as well as in the discovery of the empty tomb.
“You smell that? What is that?…” – “Your cologne?”- “No” – “Opportunity” – “No. Money”
27 January is the day for everyone to remember the millions of people killed in the Holocaust, Nazi Persecution and in subsequent genocides in Cambodia, Rwanda, Bosnia, and Darfur. The Holocaust Memorial Day 2020 marks 75 years since the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. On this day I take the liberty to share a few lines I recently discovered in a book by Marcus Smith.
“So we thought an odor couldn’t hurt” – MARTIN KIPPENBERGER
Oranges are native to China. In the late Middle Ages they were new to Europe. Andrea Mantegna was […]
Michel Serres, the French philosopher, died yesterday.
Hornbach is a Geman DIY store chain offering home improvement and do-it-yourself goods decided to stop and withdraw the recent campaign “The smell of spring” after being criticized for promoting racist and sexist stereotypes.
Hornbach is a Geman DIY store chain offering home improvement and do-it-yourself goods. “The scent of spring” is the title of its most recent brand campaign:
The history of the emergent field of scent culture has not been written yet. We are still in […]
“The results of this study cast serious doubt on the ideology of the machine-haters. Even in the American […]
Oranges are native to China. In the late Middle Ages they were new to Europe. Andrea Mantegna was […]