Polling finishes tonight @ 11 but who will win?
Tuesday, 4 November 2008
Tuesday, 7 October 2008
London Underground
TFL put these on the Bank Underground Station walls. The tiger picture reminds me of alot of stuff Maharishi does.
D.K+Ghost Tee sketchings
Hoping to put some colour to this, clean it up and hopefully have a brand new tee for you soon. Still havent got a name for him yet...hmmm.
Tuesday, 9 September 2008
Tuesday, 12 August 2008
Saturday, 2 August 2008
JR+Carthagena Spain
Artist JR has been getting busy with even more new work. JR takes pictures then turns them into posters which are displayed publicly with a presentation so raw one would think they were fly posters. JR's striking themes often cause the viewer to confront their current world view and even their own prejudices (Is that a gun or a camcorder the guy on the Tate is holding?). For you Londoners, his work can currently be seen at the Tate Modern as part of their Street Art season which ends August 25th.
Sources: Wooster Collective
Tate Modern
JR Art
Monday, 28 July 2008
Terminator Salvation
Thursday, 24 July 2008
Wednesday, 23 July 2008
Carlos Lascano+A Short Love Story
This is a film composed by Carlos Lascano. In it he employs the stop motion filming technique to create a touchingly eccentric piece of film which will definitely put a little smile on your face. Enjoy :)
Thursday, 3 July 2008
Os Gemeos+Too Far Too Close
For those not going on holiday lets go there in spirit together with the latest artistic offering from Sao Paulo's identical twin brothers , Os Gêmeos, 'Too Far Too Close'. They began their exploits in the late 1980s adorning walls and pretty much anything with their phantasmicly, other worldly, bright style of graffiti. Strongly embraced by their native city they were asked to adorn Sao Paoulo' precious trains with their unique sense of art. Much of their influence is drawn from American hip hop and Brazilian folk. They are currently exhibiting paintings, sculpture and installation at Deitch Projects' Wooster Street Gallery and have transformed it into an eccentric dreamlike cityscape. Go and see it!
Original Fake+OF Pocket Tee
This is a new tee by Original fake. This simple but striking piece looks like an exceptionally tailored plain white tee, until you turn around. Then your met with a strong but simple masked graphic on the back. It can be found at We Sold Out. Love it.
Monday, 30 June 2008
Tuesday, 24 June 2008
New Era+Wayne Best
This is a interesting interview with Wayne Best, Senior Director for New Era Sales and Marketing for Action and Sports. He offers insight into some of the small beginnings of one of the most staple clothing brands today and how they go about their business. Press play.
Source: Hypebeast TV
Friday, 20 June 2008
Monday, 16 June 2008
BMW GINA Light Visionary Model
The concept and inspiration behind the next generation of BMW's.
The Future.
Saturday, 7 June 2008
Linda Farrow+Raf Simons
Linda Farrow and Raf Simons have put their spin on the classic aviators and created the Angular Aviators for your viewing pleasure this summer.
Source: Oki-Ni
Thursday, 22 May 2008
Rivington Club+Asics Gel Lyte III
Rivington Club the New York based sneaker boutique have teamed up with Asics to release a new Asics Gel Lyte III in two colourways brown/white and grey/grey, due to be released in June. Im sorry but the design is just classic :)
Monday, 19 May 2008
China:Silence For the Fallen
China Sichuan Earthquake - 3 minutes of silence .
Today China began a three-day national mourning for those who have lost their lives in the recent earthquake which struck on May 12th. From today all national flags are to fly half-mast at home and at Chinese diplomatic entities abroad. A three minute silence was held at 2:28pm as Chinese nationals stood in solidarity to mourn the victims of this tragedy.
Friday, 16 May 2008
Cai Guo-Qiang: I Want to Believe
Cai's exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum finishes on May 28, so catch it if you can, and feel free to buy me a first class return ticket from London to New York!Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
1071 Fith Avenue (at 89th Street)
New York, NY 10128 0173
tel. +212 423 3500
Thursday, 15 May 2008
Lomography Coloursplash Camera
Spring is nearly over and summer is peeping around the corner, so no doubt you will have many a picnic to go to. When you do, make sure you take a Lomography camera with you. The Lomo Kompact's short but sweet story began in 1980's Russia when General Igor Petrowitsch Kornitzky, right hand man of the USSR Ministry of Defence and Industry, handed a rather curious looking Japanese mini-camera to his buddy Michail Panfilowitsch Panfiloff, director of the LOMO Russian Arms and Optical factory. As Mr Panfiloff adjusted his glasses and leaned over this little gem with the inquisitive wonder of a child he was elatedly surprised to see a sharpe clean lens, an extremely high light sensitivity and robust casing. Immediately orders were given to copy and improve the optical pearl before them for the glory and pleasure of Soviet Russia, and thus the LOMO LC-A (Lomo Kompact) was born. Various playful changes and versions have been made as the LOMO has matured, most notably the Lomography Coloursplash Camera which comes with 9 additional filters so you can grace each shot with a colourful hue as rare as a snowflake. Go check them out at Oki-Ni!
Monday, 12 May 2008
Eric Elms+colette
Artist Eric Elms is currently exhibiting his new collection at colette Paris. The meticulously eccentric melee of Eric's life influeces and design background form the exhibit, to commemorate the event some of the pieces have been turned into a set of tees with nostalgically rebellious prints which can be found at we sold out!
Saturday, 10 May 2008
Yoskay Yamamoto: The Upside of Down
The Upside of Down marks the first solo show for both Japanese artist Yoskay Yamamoto as well as the Los Angeles space, project:gallery. The concept behind the exhibition rises from an internal conflict with Yoskay's alter-ego "Inskay" ("In" meaning "dark" in Japanese, whereas "Yo" means "light"). The show consists of a series of acrylic paintings on wood and paper, all related to the struggle between dark and light. The resulting imagery adopts traditional Japanese technique and incorporates American pop culture illustration. The show is currently open and runs through 24 May 2008.
The Upside of Down
project:gallery
8545 Washington Blvd.
Culver City, CA 90232 map
tel. +1 310 558 0200
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