the le bon shoppe 'her' mercerized combed cotton rib socks is the sock that will make you throw all your other socks away. classically ribbed, perfect height, breathable cotton blend yarn in the most beautiful assortment of colors. from sandals to sneakers, mules to boots, she is your go to sock! the perfect height, knit rib socks.

they are 80% cotton + 18% polyester + 2% spandex. we recommend gentle wash + tumble dry low.

le bon shoppe her socks are ethically-made in south korea. their ethos centers around producing controlled quantities of timeless staples that are made to last.

one size fits most (us women's size 6-10)

the le bon shoppe petite la vie tee is your favorite v-neck tee, reimagined with a shorter length that hits just right. thoughtful distressing along the neckline and sleeves adds a worn-in feel, while baby-soft organic cotton makes it perfect for that effortless tuck. 

it is 100% organic cotton. we recommend gentle wash + hang to dry. do not spot clean.

made in los angeles, california. 

approximate measurements:

small: neck drop - 8 1/2", chest - 17 1/2", length - 21"

medium: neck drop -8 3/4", chest - 18 1/2" , length - 22"

large: neck drop - 9", chest - 19 1/2", length - 23"

model is 5' 6", bust: 34", waist: 27", hip:36" and wearing a size small

the le bon shoppe jeanne tee is the perfect muscle tee. it features a shorter length to pair perfectly with high waisted bottoms but still give enough coverage for mid-rise bottoms and just the right amount of off shoulder dolman sleeve. it has a high crew neck with an extra wide neckband that adds to her signature charm. the dying and washing process gives each garment unique character. please allow for slight color and fit variation for each garment.

it is 100% cotton heavy weight low gauge. we recommend gentle wash + hang to dry. do not spot clean.

made in south korea. 

approximate measurements:

xsmall/ small: chest 22”, length 21 1/2”

medium/ large: chest 23 1/2”, length 22”

model is 5' 6", 110lbs and wearing a size small

our annual clothing swap is back— an easy, intentional way to refresh your wardrobe while giving pieces a second life!

when: april 19th from 12 to 2 pm

how it works: bring 10–15 gently worn clothing items from your closet— pieces that are still in great condition but no longer feel like you. when you arrive, you’ll check in your items and receive tokens based on what you’ve brought. from there, you’ll browse the selection and “shop” using your tokens, trading what you’ve outgrown for something new-to-you. it’s part wardrobe reset, part treasure hunt.

you’re also welcome to bring accessories— jewelry, bags, scarves, and more. accessories will be placed in a shared area and are a free-for-all (no tokens needed), so feel free to take what speaks to you.

please note: any items not swapped must be taken back home with you at the end of the event.

all are welcome.

cost to participate: $10

location: basic. + grounds

by: taylor bruce (editor), jess ruliffson  (illustrator)

wildsam field guides: gulf coast leads travelers along the marshes, shorelines, and beaches of louisiana, alabama, mississippi and florida with guidance from trusted locals and seafood experts.

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by: jennifer justus (author), taylor elliott bruce (editor)

journey into the heart of alabama with travel, cultural and historical guidance from locals and experts. wildsam's field guide to alabama includes a special section focused on the state's extraordinary musical heritage, and also delves into football, folk art, food and drink and the best destinations for modern travelers.

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by emma yau, raina lampkins-fielder, rebecca bray

a wide-ranging survey of black art in the american south, from thornton dial and nellie mae rowe to the quilters of gee's bend

for generations, black artists from the american south have forged a unique art tradition. working in near isolation from established practices, they have created masterpieces in clay, driftwood, roots, soil, and recycled and cast-off objects that articulate america's painful past--the inhuman practice of enslavement, the cruel segregationist policies of the jim crow era and institutionalized racism. their works respond to issues ranging from economic inequality, oppression and social marginalization to sexuality, the influence of place and ancestral memory.
among the sculptures, paintings, reliefs and drawings included here--the majority from the souls grown deep foundation in atlanta--are works by thornton dial, lonnie holley, ronald lockett, hawkins bolden, bessie harvey, charles williams, mary t. smith, purvis young, mose tolliver, nellie nae rowe, mary lee bendolph, marlene bennett jones, martha jane pettway, loretta pettway and henry and georgia speller. also featured are the celebrated quiltmakers of gee's bend, alabama, and work from the neighboring communities of rehoboth and alberta.

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theorists and artists from jack halberstam to peter rehberg consider the fruitful cross-pollination of video, punk, queerness and gender politics

since the 1970s, the medium of video has been closely associated with subcultural and countercultural movements. art and music videos in particular have showed great subversive potential, as artists and musicians use the medium to explore and transgress social norms and gender stereotypes. the essays in this publication consider artistic strategies in the context of the history of punk and its offshoots, combining scholarly opinions from the fields of art history, queer theory, media studies, gender studies, postcolonial studies and cultural studies alongside field reports from the practice of alternative archives and visual essays.

authors include: kathrin dreckmann, marina grzinic, jack halberstam, josefine hetterich, angela mcrobbie, jennifer ramme, peter rehberg, marion schulze, elfi vomberg and katharina wiedlack.

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meet the original duck umbrella, sustainably handmade and built to last.

each canopy is made of 100% recycled plastic bottles. this compact umbrella fits into any backpack or tote bag, making it a convenient travel companion. you can rely on its sturdy build to keep you dry during any downpour.

innovative materials - waterproof coating, r.PET canopy made from 9 recycled plastic bottles, sustainably sourced birch wood handle

key features - wind resistant, automatic open button, high-strength steel frame

compact size - length: 35cm/14”

about the brand |

original duckhead umbrellas are handmade in china by a small family run factory committed to ethical and environmentally responsible practices. original duckhead is a member of 1% for the planet.

the machete chunky hoops in gold are a medium-weight chunky hoop, handmade from 14K gold-plated recycled brass with hinge closure. compatible with machete hoop charms.

• handmade from recycled brass
• 14k gold and rhodium plating options
• 1" inch in diameter

machete jewelry is designed in atlanta, georgia + ethically-made in italy.

jewelry care: the oils from your skin transfer to the metal and need to be washed off periodically. the easiest way to clean your earrings is to wash with mild soap and wipe with a soft, dry cloth. store when not in use.

light up your space with the enlighten the occasion color tip matchsticks! these colorful matches will add a spark of joy to any moment- with many vibrant color options. the corked vials are hand-filled in their studio and come with a handy match striker on the bottom of the glass so you can light up your favorite occasion anytime. 

there are 40 matches per vial. vials are 1.2 W x 2.4 H.

made in the untied states.

the 54 celsius taper candles are a great decor option to help set the mood during your next dinner party. these candles are designed to match perfectly with the rocket candle holders.

they come in a pack of 4. 

made in the united states.

the offbeat sari celebrates these innovations in sari design, with photography of pieces by leading contemporary designers. commissioned essays by notable indian writers such as pragya agarwal and sonia faleiro explore ideas such as gender fluidity, politics, sustainability, female empowerment and the self-image of india, alongside interviews with the designers whose work illustrates each theme.

carrie mae weems has often confronted the uncomfortable truths of racism and race relations over the course of her nearly 40-year career. in The Shape of Things, she focuses her unflinching gaze at what she describes as the circus-like quality of contemporary american political life. for this new work, weems created a seven-part film projected onto a cyclorama―a panoramic-style cylindrical screen that dates to the 19th century―where she addresses the turmoil of current events in the United States and the “long march forward.”

drawing on news and tv footage from the civil rights era to today, elements of previous films such as the madding crowd (2017) and new film projects that bring us into our tumultuous present, the films in The Shape of Things combine documentary directness with poetic rhythm to create an enveloping experience.

carrie mae weems (born 1953) has received numerous awards, grants and fellowships, and is represented in public and private collections around the world, including the metropolitan museum of art, new york; the museum of fine arts, houston; and the museum of modern art and the museum of contemporary art, los angeles. weems lives in brooklyn and syracuse, new york.