In How to Blow Yourself Up, WK Interact twists and inverts the fatalism of end-of-the-world prophecies, turning destruction into a matter of free will. “If you believe the world will end in 2012 and you can’t do anything about it, maybe it’s better to blow yourself up when you feel like it,” says WK.
Exhibition runs through to the 5th of December, 2009
Subliminal Projects Gallery
1331 W Sunset Blvd
Los Angeles
CA
90026
USA
The master of cans Mode 2 working in the dead of night at Mutate Britain: One Foot in the Grove.
TweetStreet art and MINI have a lot in common. Both are an urban phenomenon, both are part of metropolitan streets. MINI Germany has invited the New Yorker street artist Craig KR Costello to come to Hamburg and design a MINI.
TweetInteresting new shoes and boots are coming from the Rugby by Ralph Lauren Fall/Winter 2009 Collection. They present a nice variation of the duck boots, which come with a rubber lower and black/red wool plaid upper. Furthermore they have released a suede moccasin, which looks really good. It comes in both black and beige with a rubber sole.
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British label PPQ – whose name stands for Pretty Personal Question – gets in the game with their first collection for the sportswear giant.
Debuting this season, their new line includes lace-up boots, flats, sweaters, shorts, and a hefty dose of their signature contrast print – in this case, a strong black-and-white striped motif.
www.ppqclothing.com
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Eyewear label Brigada worked with renowned artist Neckface on a co-op pair of Andrew Reynolds’ signature Pazzo sunglasses. The shades feature a black and orange acetate frame with chrome studs and orange reflective lenses. The corresponding hard case is detailed inside and out with Neckface’s recognizable handstyle alongside an original character design. A matching reverse print t-shirt makes this “Closed Casket” release a pack.
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