Limited edition 180gm vinyl run of 500 (250 of these are Special Editions with signed artists print)
The special edition pack features artwork from Boris ‘Delta’ Tellegen with a signed print of his painting I want to be… ’84. Limited to 250 copies worldwide.
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The story of Universal Pictures and Illumination Entertainment’s Minions begins at the dawn of time. Starting as single-celled yellow organisms, Minions evolve through the ages, perpetually serving the most despicable of masters. Continuously unsuccessful at keeping these masters-from T. rex to Napoleon-the Minions find themselves without someone to serve and fall into a deep depression. But one Minion named Kevin has a plan, and he-alongside teenage rebel Stuart and lovable little Bob-ventures out into the world to find a new evil boss for his brethren to follow. The trio embarks upon a thrilling journey that ultimately leads them to their next potential master, Scarlet Overkill (Academy Award® winner Sandra Bullock), the world’s first-ever female super-villain. They travel from frigid Antarctica to 1960s New York City, ending in mod London, where they must face their biggest challenge to date: saving all of Minionkind…from annihilation.
In theatres June 26th, 2015
TweetFarley’s all new work, just as his popular folded series, furthers his expression of manipulating the medium of literal photography to arrive at his own version of an image. By manipulating the lighting and continually shooting and reshooting, lighting and relighting the photographs take on a distinct life of their won. Often, the work moves deftly from 2D to 3D space and back to 2D creating a multitude of layers in the final outcome as a conceptual treatise on his perspective of the lack of truth and the malleability of a photographic image.
“In the past, I wasn’t completely comfortable showing straight subject based photography. It didn’t feel like the whole story for me. I realized that seeing the evidence of other artists’ processes would take me further into their work and I was only showing my eye, not my process. In my work I am telling the story of the process of my photography, from production through reproduction to the display. I’m interested in pushing the line between photograph and object. With digital photography, the moment is gone by the time the image is recorded, making the photograph solely a file for reproduction. There is no original,” says Farley
Opposite – Pink Yellow print reflection, 2015
Exhibition runs through to July 26th, 2015
Galerie102
102 W. Matilija Street
Ojai
California 93023
Supreme has worked with Thrasher to produce a small capsule collection. The collection includes a Work Jacket, Hooded Sweatshirt, Mesh Crewneck, Skate Shorts & graphic T-Shirt. The group will be offered along with three new original graphic T-Shirts for Summer 2015.
Available in-store NY, LA, London and online June 25th.
Available in Japan on June 27th.
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CHANEL explores a different type of femininity with BOY.FRIEND. Taking the shape of the most delicate watch, the Première and that of the Place Vendome, BOY.FRIEND incorporates new masculine codes. The oversized watchcase is outlined with subtle bevelled edges in satin and polished finishes in clean lines. The opaline dial with a fine guilloché finish is highlighted by an oblong shape devoid of numerals, stopping just short of the border of masculinity.
Throughout her life Mademoiselle Chanel was influenced both professionally and personally by the men she met. Over the years she shaped her personality to be like what she perceived was that of a man’s – strong, determined, visionary and independent. In 1909 Boy Capel, her masculine alter ego, supported her in opening her first boutique business paying back the loan as soon as she could. After his death, Misia Sert took Mademoiselle Chanel to Venice to help with her grief. Here she met the Grand Duke Dimitri and was introduced to Russian influences she then adapted into her designs. However it was the Duke of Westminster in 1924 with whom she discovered what ultimate luxury was, simplicity without ostentation.
By reinventing femininity, Chanel created a new allure for women. By adapting and twisting the masculine style and wardrobes she made them part of her own universe; femininity was revealed through a masculine presence in her designs. Not shy of controversy she cut her hair short, discarded the corset and was pictured with her hands in her baggy trouser pockets, adopting her typical androgynous pose and redefining the woman’s silhouette. For example, when the now iconic No. 5 bottle launched in 1921, it stood out amongst other female fragrances as it was inspired by a man’s cologne bottle – simple and clean cut.
Launching into CHANEL boutiques 1st September 2015
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Was released in 1966, it is the second release of the model “ZURICH”.
It was born to incorporate the design spread the upper strap in order to improve the fit from the first is the release of model “MADRID”.
Even today Alongside such as “ARIZONA” and “BOSTON” and has proved hugely popular as a timeless masterpiece. This bespoke is a maximum of points that have become solid the entire molding insole “footbed” was dressed in black leather “Exquisite Gide foot bed” specification. Narrow narrow last and all-black color scheme coupled with the width, it is finished in a modern atmosphere in the chic than normal commodity.
