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Imaginary Foundation t-shirts

David Pescovitz at 9:57 am Mon, Mar 21, 2005

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I love The Imaginary Foundation's t-shirts. The cut-up/collage designs seem to be rooted firmly in the surrealist and dada traditions. They're also really comfy. I inquired about the Foundation's operating principals and this is what I was told:
Avoidart-2"The Imaginary Foundation was established in Geneva in 1973 as an experimental think-tank for new ideas. Created by an eclectic group of free thinkers, the Foundation’s research spans all creative endeavors and assigns as its goal: the wish to eliminate set conventions in favor of the humorous, the abstract, and the visionary."
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