PETER BLAKE : HOMAGE 10 X 5 – BLAKE’S ARTISTS

Posted on 2010-11-15

Showcasing fifty unseen or never exhibited before in the UK works which are homage to ten artists who have interested and excited Blake during his career: Joseph Cornell, Sonia Delaunay, Mark Dion, Damien Hirst, Henri Matisse, Jack Pierson, Robert Rauschenberg, Kurt Schwitters, Saul Steinberg, and H.C. Westermann.

Opposite – Children’s Games: Mickey Game (in homage to Robert Rauschenberg)

Exhibition runs from November 17th to December 11th, 2010

Waddington Galleries
11 Cork Street
London W1S 3LT

www.waddington-galleries.com

  

ORIGINAL FAKE HANDS OF DEATH T-SHIRT

Posted on 2010-11-15

Simultaneously with the first signing events for his book, New York artist Kaws has released under the Original Fake brand the “Hands of Death” t-shirt. The tee features the same graphic that can be found on his new Rizzoli book.

www.original-fake.com

  

LACOSTE STEALTH BROADWICK HI RGB PACK

Posted on 2010-11-15

Lacoste introduces the Broadwick Hi as part of their FW10 Stealth line. Their debut release comes by way of the RGB Pack – a three piece set of soft suede sneakers in red, green and blue with off-white EVA midsoles.

www.lacoste.com

  

SUPREME FALL/WINTER

Posted on 2010-11-15

A closer look at the caps, beanies and hats from the new Supreme Fall/Winter 2010 Collection. The offering is massive. There are at least 15-20 different cap designs, featuring corduroy, leather, denim, ripstop nylon and other materials. Also they offer every cap style this season with Woolrich Wool on the upper. The earflap caps remain popular in the Supreme line-up as well.

www.supremenewyork.com

  

MICK ROCK – ROCK MUSIC

Posted on 2010-11-15

Launching a career in 1972 with a portrait of then-unknown David Bowie, Mick Rock’s images began to define the era leading him to become known as ‘The Man Who Shot the 70s’.

An exhibition to coincide with the publication of Rock’s new book Exposed: the Faces of Rock n’ Roll, which includes previously unseen and unpublished images, as well as rare and unexpected portraits, has gone on display in London.
The retrospective exhibition is a journey through his career and music history. Rock became Bowie’s official photographer on tour and was able to document the creation of Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust persona. Other iconic stars feature in the exhibition are Kate Moss, Debbie Harry, Lou Reed and Andy Warhol.

Opposite – Kate Moss, 2002, Mick Rock

Exhibition runs through to January 16th, 2010

Idea Generation Gallery
11 Chance Street
Shoreditch
E2 7JB
London

gallery.ideageneration.co.uk

  

STEFAN RUIZ – THE FACTORY OF DREAMS

Posted on 2010-11-15

Televisa Studios, in the San Angel neighborhood of Mexico City, is called ‘The Factory of Dreams’ and is best-known for its telenovelas (soap operas). These fantasies of love, wealth and betrayal are one of Mexico’s largest exports. They are popular throughout Latin America but also in Africa, Asia, Europe and the USA. No one produces more telenovelas than Mexico’s Televisa studios. The telenovela and its protagonists are a powerful vehicle through which contemporary Latin American culture and its society can be understood and interpreted.

Stefan first photographed Televisa studios in 2003 for COLORS magazine as their creative director. He returned to the studios after the issue published and continued to work on the project over a period of six years. Stefan’s behind-thescenes photographs in ‘The factory of dreams’ reveal this secret world with humor and affection.

Opposite – Haydee Navarra, Corazones al Límite

Exhibition runs from November 19th to December 13th, 2010

F.L.O.A.T. Gallery
539 Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn
NY
11217
USA

www.thefloatgallery.com