What has inspired Mr. Dodorye on his recent work are defined by more of what he has seen not felt in the past two months. "Working out of my studio has opened up my eyes a lot and I have realized how much America is more of a company then a country" Traver still shares a great depth of color and portraits that signify so much meanings. Can you see what he trying to express? Abstract is all I can say.
Sunday, September 29, 2013
Saturday, September 28, 2013
BNE x Shepard Fairey Print for charity: water
BNE x Shepard Fairey Print for charity: water
After selling out of their initial endeavor, BNE and Shepard Fairey have released an 18″ x 24″ version of the collaborative print. Meant to raise money for charity: water with 100% of the print’s proceeds going to benefit the clean water-providing non-profit, the multicolored design is limited to just 400 hand-numbered pieces – each signed by both BNE and Fairey. The print is now available online while supplies last for ¥15,000 JPY (approximately $150 USD).
Friday, September 27, 2013
Todd James “Business as Usual” @ Galeria Javier Lopez
Todd James “Business as Usual” @ Galeria Javier Lopez
Known for his album artwork for the Beastie Boys in addition to recent installations for Miley Cirus’ controversial performance, Todd James‘s latest offering sees his second solo show in Spain’s Galeria Javier Lopez. Titled Business as Usual, James presents a set of paintings with the idea that “despite recent apocalyptic fervor, the status quo maintains its dominance throughout the world.” Based on this concept, James delivers gouache and graphite paper drawings and huge acrylic canvases to overhaul the gallery — where women, pets, colorful soldiers and pirates never fall too far from its key motifs. Avoiding any formal outlines, the dimensionless paintings amalgamate Somali pirates with California housewives, sharply criticizing society’s inability to distinguish right from wrong. These characters become inspirations to James’s compelling rendition, where absurdity and humor are prominent throughout.
Galeria Javier Lopez
12 Calle Guecho,
28010 Madrid,
Spain
12 Calle Guecho,
28010 Madrid,
Spain
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Monday, September 23, 2013
Supreme 2013 Fall/Winter Jean-Michel Basquiat Lookbook
Supreme 2013 Fall/Winter Jean-Michel Basquiat Lookbook
For 2013 fall/winter, Supreme presents a striking collection with Jean-Michel Basquiat at its center. With nods at the late great artist’s acrylic and crayon paintings from the early ’80s, outerwear pieces like the M-65 jacket see compelling rehashes,while button-up shirts call upon Basquiat’s trademark handwriting elsewhere. Rounded up by a hoodie and T-shirt range which features portrait images shot by James Van Der Zee, the fall/winter collection will unveil in-store in NY, LA, London and online on September 26, and Japan from September 28.
Sunday, September 22, 2013
Us Versus Them 2013 Fall Lookbook
Saturday, September 21, 2013
Yeezus
Now, for your weekly dose of Yeezus, Kanye West tapped graphic designer Peter Saville, the winner of this year’s London Design Medal, to create a logo in the iconic style of Cassandre’s familiar logo for Yves Saint Laurent (you know, the YSL letters). In spite of himself, Saville warmed to the rapper during their first meeting. “I mean, I like him,” he told Dezeen. “I didn’t expect to like him.”
Friday, September 20, 2013
The Quiet Life 2013 Fall/Winter “LAST SPLASH” Mahalo Shirt
A new release from The Quiet Life comes in the form of the aptly-named “LAST SPLASH” Mahalo shirt. Drawing influence from the effortlessly casual Hawaiian shirt, yet versatile enough to wear year-round, the shirt utilizes the brand’s popular, colorful “Mahalo Girl” print, previously seen across a range of T-shirts and camp hats. The “LAST SPLASH” piece was created in very limited quantities – 80 pieces total, to be exact – available exclusively at select web shops such as Flatspot, Urban Industry, and that of The Quiet Lifeitself.
Thursday, September 19, 2013
Ed Templeton x Case Studyo “LAMP”
Ed Templeton x Case Studyo “LAMP”
From artist Ed Templeton and Case Studyo comes “LAMP,” the first collaboration between the artist and Case Studyo. Based on Templeton’s signature head-figures, “LAMP” is a double-sided piece that serves as an objet d’art during the day and a functional lamp at night. Each side of the piece features a different female figure while the middle features a red and black check pattern. The Ed Templeton x Case Studyo “LAMP” is available now from Case Studyo in a limited run of just 100 pieces.
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