On February 15th, hundreds of cities around the world will be hosting huge protests against the rush to war. This will be the largest global day of protest in history. In New York City alone, more than one hundred thousand people are expected. And we will be there, making it all look (and feel) fabulous.

Killing two birds with one stone, we covered a major GAP ad and dropped a message about John Ashcroft that no one should forget.

The World Economic Forum, was going to shroud itself in the city's misery, a consoling good friend juxtapose against the rioting demonstrators. You can't have demonstrators without demons, they argued. But they were wrong. Wrong about it all.

Deconstructing the spectacle and creating our own. Red Green Blue was one night of media, music and madness.

The Billionaires for Bush or Gore have found a way to make a clear point in the midst of our crowded media spectacle. This full article explains how to be heard through the noise.

The Andriod March is a symbolic act. A parody of mass consumerism fast spreading through the malls of America.

How to subvert a subway train. A wild ride on one of the infamous subway parties.

To Relciam the Streets is to act in defense of and for common ground. To tear down the fence of enclosure that profit-making demands.

How do you create a manic scene so pointed and provocative that throngs of shoppers will - for just a moment - forget about Macys and join in the melee? Rain thousands of dollars and a message down upon them.

Immersive fantasies. Hedonist escape for lost urbanites. Multimedia landscapes and adventures. The 'feel?' event was our first of many...

The "leader" of the "free world"?