ubiquity

“The Name of This Band Is R.E.M.” carefully tracks the band’s remarkable trajectory from kegger parties in the college town of Athens during the early ’80s to global ubiquity and its slow burn into dissolution in 2011.

Part of this, of course, can be attributed to McDonald’s sheer ubiquity.

Still, the ubiquity of social media is only one part of the explanation for the power, and perils, of the meme-inspired costume.

While often individualistic in its gaze — used to craft one’s own identity — fashion, in all its ubiquity, also represents shared experience, from the initial design inspiration, to the hands that made it, to the dreams and fantasies we project onto our wardrobes, and their ultimate lived experience.

Due to the ubiquity of street dogs, who can pose a threat to felines, most cats have made a life leaping from roof to roof.