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22.March.2018
ALL GONE: The History Book on Street Culture
All Gone is an annual tome that anyone who’s interested in street culture has come across. With a bold, immediately-recognisable cover, the book has been covering all of the most important campaigns and drops in street culture since its first edition in 2006. From seminal products such as 2015’s Kermit the Frog x Supreme collaboration to the Air YEEZY 2...
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14.March.2018
Kevin Lyons, Streetwear’s Favourite Artist
Kevin Lyons is an artist living and working in Brooklyn, NY. He is well known for his colorful, often hyper-energetic signature Monster characters. These characters have adorned everything from t-shirts to sneakers, walls to skateboards, cars and even candy. The Monsters were patiently developed within the pages of his many sketchbooks alongside his design-focused career in streetwear that spans nearly...
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05.March.2018
Alex Maeland Presents "Flower" at McNamara Art Projects
Photographer Alex Maeland debuts his new photography exhibition titled "Flower." The artist explores the beauty and perceptions around cannabis and other botanicals via his imprint MAEKAN. Splitting his time between Hong Kong and LA, his work shares a dialogue that is relatable to both cities. In collaboration with Ariel Stark-Benz of Mister Green, Alex Maeland presents the concepts of change...
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28.February.2018
Larry Clark’s Kids: An Accidental Cult Fashion Film
In Larry Clark’s 1995 film Kids, self-proclaimed virgin surgeon Telly (Leo Fitzpatrick) cares about just one thing: having sex with girls. His uniform for sex with girls is as basic as his desire: jeans and a t-shirt, both baggy. At its core, Kids is about the intersection of sex, rebellion and youth. It’s not an under-documented phenomenon, but no film has...
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