In celebration of Monster Children‘s 10 year anniversary the brand decided to partner up with Leatherman for this very special, limited edition Sport Black Rebar Multi-Tool that comes with an embossed tan leather MAKR case crafted exclusively for the occasion.
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For his second exhibition at the Lisson Gallery, Haroon Mirza will show:
A reverberation chamber
A turntable piece
Some light works
An LED surround sound sequencer
Collaborations with Dave from Django Django (aka Jellyman) and Factory Floor
Exhibition runs through to June 29th, 2013
Lisson Gallery
52-54 Bell Street
London
NW1 5DA
Fire Sale will be a unique retrospective of painting and design that have helped define Massive Attack over the past 20 years, covering the pages of sketchbooks to 12 million record sleeves.
Previously unseen pieces created for Massive Attack’s latest album Heligoland (2010) will be exhibited alongside archival works painted and screen printed for the first time from 1991’s Blue Lines and 1994’s Protection.
Robert’s ongoing collaboration with UVA with whom he designed Massive Attack’s hugely influential live shows are represented in digital mirror pieces.
Fire Sale will be the first and only time these pieces will be collected in one place: images have been hand-finished and are total one-offs – unseen images alongside those more familiar – enhanced and redacted especially for this show.
Under the tag 3D, Robert was a central figure in the Bristolian graffiti movement that would eventually spawn Banksy. Like his music, 3D’s art is modern and grounded, challenging and beautiful, industrial and ethnic. A vocal critic of the Iraq war, the conscious elements of the pieces are a reminder that Massive Attack have always been outspoken on social and international issues.
Exhibition runs through to June 20th, 2013
Lazarides Rathbone
11 Rathbone Place
London
W1T 1HR
This new body of work is about James’ reflection on the Great Masters and their masterpieces, classical and contemporary artists as seen from a 21st century perspective, reinvention,
transcription, iconic references and influences. Life today as a painter.
James graduated in 1977 and set up a printing business under the name of ‘Little James’ in the the heart of Chelsea, printing provocative T shirts, posters and canvasses. This project continued until the early 1980’s, when everything changed once again, with the arrival of hip-hop and new wave on the London scene.
James seeing an opportunity, turned his hand to the art of flyers and club promotion, and began a now legendary residency at Crazy Larry’s on the Kings Road, seeing in the new wave rave revolution until the beginning of the 1990’s, when he left the Kings Road for New York City.
A period of Rock n Roll, Hall of Fame and the Bowry C.B.G.B’s ensued, with commissions and exhibitions slotted in throughout, and then a return to London for the new millennium.
Exhibition runs through to June 23rd, 2013
The Old Sorting Office
222-224 Westbourne Grove
London
W11 2RH
Vans Syndicate has officially unveiled the Odd Future capsule collection, featuring Black, Blue, Camel and Red versions of the Old Skool Pro “S”. The model, a favorite of the Odd Future crew, was chosen by Tyler the Creator, and each shoe features a gum sole as well as artwork and graphics set against a premium suede upper.
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For Spring Summer 13 Margaret Howell continues collaborating with Yoshida producing a folding rucksack that can be packed into a zipped pocket within the rucksack.
The rucksack is made from lightweight nylon rip stop that is very hard wearing and ideal for traveling.
The rucksack is made in Japan and the design is only available at Margaret Howell.
Available in black and khaki.
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