Fresh from the attic, here’s 202 the night of. Movie | iPod

Here it is, Room 201 in timelapse. We suggest watching frame by frame. 202 is on it’s way. Happy Holidays ya’ll! Movie | iPod

The Hamburger Eyes Experience was in full effect on Friday night. With several hundreds in attendence, Hawai’i came out strong to support their local talent. (New York and San Francisco were on board too, madness) ASWS and Burgerworld Media wanna give a fully extended, over the head, from side to side, shaka to all who attended the show. High fives to Ed & Dave (Town) for the amazing food, Keali’i, Steph, Mike, Ken, Kale and all the others who helped get everything up and running. And, as the title of the show implies, it ain’t exactly over yet. Look out for more content regarding the show night and some possible extended director’s cut kine stuffs.

Le Hamburgers arrive in the ASWS offices with a collection of amazing images. Look out for some classics and a whole lot of newness. Take a peek.

The Honolulu Advertiser mentioned the show today in the Island Life section. Got a moment? Read the article.

Hamaii Eyes gets interviewed by The Honolulu Starbulletin today. A tip of the old hat to Gary Chun for the feature. BTW, the 732-2300 info hotline aint’ so hot right now. For info regarding the event call the ASWS Studios at 737-8352.

20,000 BTUs of air conditioned goodness has been installed to prevent serious melting. Next up is more electrical wiring and the remainder of the floors. Respect knuckles to Dave from ‘Oiwi OG for the late night assist. Chimay Red Baby! Movie | iPod

Started on the flooring and some electrical work. Everything is coming along real nice. And remember, if your in Kaimuki and spot some guy walking on the building awnings, buy him a coffee. Here’s a summary of yesterday’s activities. Movie ipod

Here’s a quick visual update on 201 and 202. Flooring goes in tomorrow.

Honolulu, HI - Airspace Workshop is proud to present TOMORROW + YESTERDAY, a one-night only photography installation and works-for-sale event featuring photos from the critically acclaimed photography magazine Hamburger Eyes. The event takes place Friday, December 23rd 2005 at Airspace Workshop, 3624 Waialae Avenue Suite 201, Honolulu, HI 96816 from 7 p.m. - 10 p.m.

TOMORROW + YESTERDAY explores the conflict between the promises of modern development and its burgeoning consequences, exposing the reality of the contemporary human existence. TOMORROW + YESTERDAY features works from Ray Potes, David Potes, Stefan Simikich, Jason Roberts Dobrin, Dave Schubert, Ted Pushinsky, Dylan Maddux, Dave Uzzardi and Boogie.

Hamburger Eyes is the creation of San Francisco based photographers Ray & Dave Potes. Dedicated to capturing “the continuing story of life on Earth,” the tri-annual publication showcases the unseen and iconic moments of everyday life. Its hard-edged rawness has been turning heads, with mentions in lifestyle publications such as Vibe, Trace, Anthem, and Tokion. Most recently, Hamburger Eyes participated in Bay Area Now 4, a showcase of the current Bay Area must-sees presented by the Yerba Buena Center For The Arts.

TOMORROW + YESTERDAY is presented by Airspace Workshop, a Honolulu-based multimedia design firm. Founded in 2001 by Christopher Kalima and Joshua Lake, Airspace Workshop uses both classic and modern techniques to create works for print, broadcast, and online mediums. In addition to client work, the company also executes personal and experimental projects, with the expressed purpose of fostering non-commercial artistic endeavors.

For more information regarding the event, please visit http://www.airspaceworkshop.com/t+y/.

This press release is also available in PDF format.