Several luxury fashion brands also had activations at the fair, including Saint Laurent, Loewe and Fendi. At last year’s fair, Cheetos partnered with street artist Lefty Out There to produce an art piece made from the snack food’s orange dust, while BMW revealed a new vehicle model alongside a commissioned sculpture inspired by the car’s design. “For brands, and especially CMOs, who want to be at the forefront of culture and have their brands be ahead of what’s coming next-be that in fashion, music, apparel, film and entertainment or graphic art-this is the place where that’s happening.”īrands are no strangers to Art Basel Miami Beach. This is about brands that are really interested in that conversation about where culture is going and want to be part of that conversation,” Jesse Angelo, president of global entertainment and news at Vice, added. He declined to reveal which brands Vice is working with, only saying they would be announced closer to the event. Vice is also partnering with several brands within the pop-up space, Santiago said. The pop-up, called “This Is Not a Test,” will feature programming across the event’s 72-hour run, including several art galleries a “living” art installation that will transform over the course of the fair performances from international hip hop artists and speakers discussing the future of art and music, Santiago said. 1–3, Vice will take over the Carl Fisher Clubhouse, a historic building located next to the Miami Beach Convention Center, the art show’s venue. The Commune was not involved in creating this content.)Ĭlick here to subscribe to The Commune on Telegram and get the best stories of the day delivered to you personally.Throughout the festival, which this year runs from Dec. (This is an official press release from Isha Foundation. “Disappointed with a lack of mature response to the legal notice from the publication, Isha Foundation was compelled to approach the court to expose the writer’s as well as the VICE media group’s utter lack of journalistic ethics and misinformation presented to its readers in the name of journalism.”, the official press release from Isha Foundation said. The defamation suit was filed subsequent to Isha serving a Legal Notice to Pallavi Pundir and the US-based VICE Media LLC to retract the published article in its totality, to cease and desist from leveling such false statements, and to tender an unconditional apology for printing blatantly false information. Isha Foundation has provided all necessary documents including official replies to RTIs, court orders and documents by authorities available in public domain which prove the accusations to be false. Isha Foundation has argued that the so-called news report dated June 23 is rife with misinformation and slander making no genuine attempt to access the truth. The direction comes after Isha Foundation and Isha Outreach filed a defamation suit on September 1 against the senior reporter and the media group for misleading, fabricated, untrue and unverified piece that levelled several “allegations” against the Foundation and Sadhguru.
The court will hear the matter next on September 23, 2022. The 2nd Additional District Court, Vijayawada, on Tuesday, directed US-based VICE Media LLC to block the URL of alleged defamatory online news article against Isha Foundation written by its Senior Reporter Pallavi Pundir until further orders.
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