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008			080703s2007 nyua eng
020			_a978-0-06-113881-2
040			_aumsa _bspa _cumsa
050		4	_aNK _a4890 _a.S45 _bT73
245	1	0	_aT-Shirt factory / _cBeams T, Yo Shitara; traducción Toshio Moriya, Ayako Terashima.
250			_a1a ed.
260			_aNew York, New York : _bCollins, _c2007.
300			_a175 p. : _bil. ; _c28 cm. _e+ 1 CD.
500			_aCD No. 255
500			_aResumen: Beams T is dedicated to making art more accessible. The company´s catchphrase "Art to Everyday" underlines this focus Original artwork is often too expensive for the average consumer, so Beams T turned to the T-shirt to make art available to everyone. For beams T, the T-shirt is the canvas. The company works closely with artists from all over the world to create new and unusual T-shirt and has been at the forefront of the "art on T-shirt" explosion. T-shirt are an extension of so many cultural art forms. T-shirt are the Fillmore Rock posters. They are the Factory prints of Warhol and the chalk drawings of Haring. They are the album covers of Peter Saville and the tags of Lee and Dondi. T-shirt are the new subway trains. Individuals can get their name up worldwide. T-shirt are boast lines from hip-hop, and moves from breaking. They are mini-billboards and political tools; they can move minds and make you laugh. They make the streets a gallery. They are by nature entrepreneurial and profitable; easy to do and affordable to buy. They are tokens and costumes of culture. To me, it has meant a way for me to express myself and distribute my work and concepts. They also help pay my rent.
504			_aÍndice: p. 171-175
650	0	4	_aPlayeras -- Diseño -- Catálogos _911903
700	1		_aBeams T _911904
700	1		_aShitara, Yo _911905
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