Luke Chueh and Munky King proudly present the last colorway of “Bitch”. This Black on Black on Black colorway features flat black matte wolves and a high gloss black sheep. The 3-piece set allows interchangeability between the other editions to maximize your collecting pleasure. This colorway will be available exclusively at our SDCC 2015 booth (4851) July 10th from 1-3pm during Luke Chueh’s signing.
www.lukechueh.com
www.munkyking.com
Milstein, long known for his images of planes in flight photographed from directly below, reverses the perspective in the current images, offering views of New York and Los Angeles taken from an altitude of 1,000 – 2,000 feet. The distance is far enough that the geometry of the urban streetscape, invisible from the ground, emerges into surprising, often elegant patterns, as in the Masonic-inspired layout of the Park La Brea housing development in Los Angeles, yet close enough that the scenes retain a human feeling, whether it’s the claustrophobia of tiny rectangular houses squeezed next to each other in virtually treeless grids. The images suggest that however chaotic or inscrutable modern life might appear, it is tied to age-old patterns that guide in ways we don’t immediately perceive, but which nevertheless guide us through our daily routines.
Opposite – LA 03, 2014
Exhibition runs through to August 22nd, 2015
Benrubi Gallery
521 West 26th Street, 2nd Floor
New York
NY 10001
There are two kinds of people in this world, the do’ers and the gonna do’ers. Deeds, Not Words is photography exhibition with a very simple format, it’s about doing shit, not talking it.
This is the third instalment of this series. The previous two having taken place in Sydney and Melbourne in Australia. Curated by Matt Rabbidge and Ed Davis, Deeds 3 includes 24 invited contributors hailing from the US, Europe and Australia.
Intentions with this exhibition are to showcase work from all walks, contributors vary from the well known to emerging talents.
Opposite – Riley Blakeway
Exhibition runs from July 17th through to July 28th, 2015
Slow Culture
5906 N. Figueroa St.
Los Angeles
CA 90042
Christina Broom is regarded as the UK’s first female press photographer. With creativity and a bold pioneering spirit she took her camera to the streets and captured thousands of images of people and events in London, revealing unique observations of the city at the start of the 20th century.
One hundred years later, a major new exhibition of her works at the Museum of London Docklands reveals the extraordinary story of this self-taught novice who turned photography into a business venture to support her family.
Showcasing many images never seen before on public display, this is the first ever exhibition dedicated solely to Broom, featuring prints and original glass plate negatives, as well as the picture postcards of London that brought her substantial commercial success until her death in 1939. From parades of First World War soldiers and Suffragette processions to royal occasions and sporting events, view life in London through the lens of Christina Broom.
Exhibition runs through to November 1st, 2015
Museum of London
150 London Wall
London
EC2Y 5HN
For the 2015 Tour de France, and as an ode to cycling, French sports brand Le Coq Sportif and Parisian concept store Colette team up in a hybrid capsule collection, blending technical performance with lifestyle. The Colette x Le Coq Sportif collaboration will be available at Colette from July 19th to 26th during the Tour de France.
colette.fr
www.lecoqsportif.com
Rephlex Records veteran Ed Upton aka DMX Krew returns to Abstract Forms for the second part of his Synth Funk series, once again infusing his old school productions with fresh jazz and funk flavours. Dogg Fungk sees him churn out some strong melodies: the playful synth lines of ‘Squid Hunt’, ‘Anotha Tyme’ and ‘Starry Night’
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