Every studio needs a solid, trustworthy pair of scissors. Our drop-forged, 100% stainless-steel 8” scissors will last a lifetime. Scissors are easily disassembled for sharpening. Debossed Krink logo on side.
Tweet
The exhibition features paintings and studies selected from all periods of her career, from 1961 to 2014, the show will be installed throughout the three floors of the gallery, making it the artist’s first major survey in London since her 2003 retrospective at Tate Britain.
“Bridget Riley is undoubtedly one of the world’s most significant living artists and her influence on present and future generations cannot be underestimated,” says David Zwirner. “I am honoured to be able to show such a definitive selection of her stripe work in my London gallery.”
Riley’s dedication to the interaction of form and colour has led to a continued exploration of perception. From the early 1960s, she has used elementary shapes such as lines, circles, curves, and squares to create visual experiences that actively engage the viewer, at times triggering optical sensations of vibration and movement. Focusing on her recurrent use of stripes over the past fifty years, the exhibition demonstrates the visual variety she achieves by changes in colour, weight, rhythm, and density. Opening with an iconic black-and-white, horizontal stripe painting from 1961, the show includes her first stripe works in colour from later that decade, as well as a large two-panel diagonal stripe painting, Prairie (1971/2003), and vertical stripe works from the 1980s that demonstrate her “Egyptian” palette. The survey finishes with the artist’s newest body of horizontal stripes, including several paintings that have never been exhibited before. Works on paper related to the paintings are also on view.
Opposite – Après Midi, 1981
Exhibition runs through to July 25th, 2014
David Zwirner
24 Grafton Street
London
W1S 4EZ
Rooted in the culture of skateboarding, Vans Syndicate is proud to present this limited product capsule with visionary skateboard graphic designer, Sean Cliver. Sean created Vans legend, Ray Barbee’s first pro board on Powell Peralta some twenty plus years ago and has gone on to create other iconic works in the genre for the likes of World Industries, 101, Birdhouse, Element, Supreme and more.
Tweet
Gus Gus (Birgir Thorarinsson, Daníel Ágúst, Högni Egilsson and Stephan Stephensen) return with their eighth album Mexico.
Tracklist
01. Obnoxiously Sexual
02. Another Life
03. Sustain
04. Crossfade
05. Airwaves
06. God-Application
07. This Is Not The First Time
08. Mexico
09. This Is What You Get When You Mess With Love
Released by Kompakt on June 23rd, 2014.
Tweet
The “Spring Breakers” director has directed a new ad for Dior’s latest fragrance, Addict. Music courtesy of Die Antwoord, a South African rap group Korine previously collaborated with.
href=”http://www.dior.com/”>www.dior.com
TweetANTIHERO is a skateboard company founded by Julien Stranger in San Francisco, California in 1995. At a time when some perceived skateboarding as “stale”, ANTIHERO’s approach was to go against everything else in the industry. In 1997 ANTIHERO released their first video “Fucktards”, featuring Julien Stranger, John Cardiel, Bob Burnquist, Eric J and Sean Young. The video’s raw aesthetic and approach to skateboarding has made it one of the most iconic videos of its time.
Not compromising its original intent for almost 20 years, ANTIHERO continues to create social commentary with its satirical graphics, while maintaining one of the most respected teams in skateboarding today.
Supreme has teamed up with ANTIHERO to produce a small collection. The group will consist of a Coaches Jacket, Zip-Up Sweatshirt, Football Top, Long Sleeve and S/S graphic T-Shirt, 5-Panel Hat, and Hobo Tool. The group will be offered along with four new original graphic T-Shirts for the Summer Delivery.
Available in-store NY, LA, London and online on June 12th.
Available in Japan in Japan on June 14th.
www.supremenewyork.com
www.antiheroskateboards.com
