dinsdag, juli 05, 2005

MOOIE PLATENHOES #16 EN IK HEB NET GEKEKEN EN GEEN NIKE SCHOENEN IN DE KAST STAAN


Apparently, Nike has taken, without permission, the 1984 album design of Dischord Records artist Minor Threat and turned it into a skateboarding poster for the company's "Major Threat" East Coast Tour. When asked by Pitchfork Media if Nike had obtained permission to mirror the art, Dischord Records said, "No, they stole it and we're not happy about it. Nike is a giant corporation which is attempting to manipulate the alternative skate culture to create an even wider demand for their already ubiquitous brand. Nike represents just about the antithesis of what Dischord stands for and it makes me sick to my stomach to think they are using this explicit imagery to fool kids into thinking that the general ethos of this label, and Minor Threat in particular, can somehow be linked to Nike's mission. It's disgusting."

Het commentaar van Nike was dat de ontwerpers wel Minor Threat fans zijn.

via dubbelmono

Overigens is mijn ceedeehoesje groen.

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Anonymous Anoniem said...

ik denk dat die ontwerpers achter de schermen flink door Nike op de donder gaan krijgen.

(stelletje consumptie-punkers - wel de outfits en hairdo niet het gedachtengoed)

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