We ought to construe a good mentality to overcome obstacles. Opportunities will come, and we must be ready. Stay strong, stay hopeful. #Support @adidashk @adidas _______________________________________________________ Posted @withregram • @adidashk 運動雖然不能解決世界所有的問題，但它是一個希望的象徵，而且能激勵我們敢於挑戰自我及集結所有人一同向前。 即使未來充滿未知之數， 運動能為我們帶來歡樂、健康和積極思想。 了解更多>> link in bio. #ReadyForSport

There's nothing I can say to make things better but I do want to apologise to our customers for today's dUCk launch. I wish I could tell you the whole story but no entrepreneur wants to air their dirty laundry and they shouldn't have to. But I'm in the public eye so there's a lot of pressure on me with the constant DMs and comments tagging me. Some advised me to not say anything because the brand has, but I feel like I owe it to you since you're the ones who have lifted me. All I will say is that a third party company disappointed us and my tech team should not be blamed. In fact they haven't slept because they were firefighting. This doesn't happen daily at FV, only during dUCk launches so it really doesn't represent FV's normal standards. I understand your frustration, but what it has turned into on @theduckgroup is just so ugly. Such nasty things were said and it got so personal until my dUCk team received threats. The love for the dUCk brand is so strong but when things happen, people borderline bully us by leaving comments that are filled with hatred trying to accuse me of so many things, and bad intentions to get people to hate on the brand. I truly apologise for the inconvenience but I hope we can still be civil and not hurt each other. A brand should be able to sell their products in whatever quantity they want (no we didn't produce 300 as what rumours are claiming) and people shouldn't be able to bully them if they can't purchase it. I feel like local brands like dUCk are treated so differently than if this were to happen to international brands. I will improve the services (some might roll their eyes here and that's ok, but that doesn't change my spirit), but if you were in my position, you would understand. I don't tell the public everything that I go through but hope you know that something IS being done. Im not asking for pity, don't construe this post as that. it's simply an apology to those who want to accept it. Thank you, everyone. ❤

展覽日期：2016.04.23-2016.05.22 展覽地點：Double Square Gallery 双方藝廊 展覽開幕：2016.04.23 （六） 3:00 pm 策展人：簡子傑 參展藝術家：詹士泰、陳萬仁、賈茜茹、徐揚聰、廖昭豪、廖建忠、鈴木貴彥、吳思嶔 双方藝廊將於4月23日展出「日日湯馬森」（Everyday Thomassons）由策展人簡子傑策劃，集結八位優秀台灣當代藝術家，詹士泰、陳萬仁、賈茜茹、徐揚聰、廖昭豪、廖建忠、鈴木貴彥、吳思嶔，展期從4月23日至5月22日。 「湯馬森」一詞出自「路上觀察學」，源自曾叱吒美國大聯盟的選手Gary Thomasson的名字，1981年他被高薪聘請至日本巨人隊卻屢遭三振，職棒生涯就此結束。1985年日本前衛藝術家赤瀨川原平、編輯松田哲夫與插畫家南伸坊，將Gary Thomasson職涯際遇界定為「湯馬森」，用來意指他們在路上觀察到的「城市建築遺留下來的各種無用之物」，這些無用之物或因時間的推移而失去了原先的功能，卻仍頑強地存在著，而路上觀察學者不僅透過路人的目光發現湯馬森，更將這種消滅自我的日常觀察行動視為超越藝術的行為。 Exhibition Dates：04/23/2016 – 05/22/2016 Exhibition Venue：Double Square Gallery Opening Reception：04/23/2016（Sat.）3:00 pm Curator：Jian Tzu-Chieh Artists：Shih-Tai Chan, Wan-Jen Chen, Chien-Ju Chia, Yang-Cong Hsu, Chao-Hao Liao, Chien-Chung Liao, Takahiko Suzuki and Sih-Chin Wu. Everyday Thomassons will be on view at Double Square Gallery from 23 April to 22 May 2016. Curated by Tzu-Chieh Jian, this exhibition features the artworks by eight Taiwanese contemporary artists par excellence, namely Shih-Tai Chan, Wan-Jen Chen, Chien-Ju Chia, Yang-Cong Hsu, Chao-Hao Liao, Chien-Chung Liao, Takahiko Suzuki and Sih-Chin Wu. The term “Thomasson” comes from the art of Street Observation. It is based on the name of Gary Thomasson, a star player in Major League Baseball. He was hired by Yomiuri Giants with a generous salary package in 1981 but had since frequently struck out and ergo had no choice but to end his career in professional baseball. This case was then defined as “Thomasson” in 1985 by Japanese avant-garde artist Genpei Akasegawa, editor Matsuda Tesuo, and illustrator Minami Shinbo in their edited book The Basics of Street Observation. They use this term to refer to “the detritus of urban architecture.” These useless objects tenaciously strive to make their presence felt even though they have been deprived of their original functions in the course of time. Scholars of street observation not only aim to find Thomassons from the perspective of passers-by, but also construe the self-eliminating action of daily observation as a behavior that helps stretch their horizons beyond the arts.