QUIET GOLF X ADIDAS SAMBA GOLF

Posted on 2025-10-20

Adidas has partnered with lifestyle brand Quiet Golf for an exclusive take on the adidas Samba Golf shoe, fusing retro heritage with the subtle, elevated aesthetic of the modern golf scene. This collaboration is designed for players who prefer to let their style speak with quiet confidence, making a statement both on the fairway and off it.

The shoe preserves the instantly recognizable DNA of the Samba, using a sleek upper that combines supple leather with patent leather overlays. This minimalist base is contrasted by a unique color scheme, which features a crisp white upper, laces, tongue, paired with olive green accents on the shoe’s tongue.

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DYLAN HENNER – I USED TO SEE HER ON THE WAY HOME FROM SCHOOL AND SHE LIT UP THE SKY WITH HER BEAUTY

Posted on 2025-10-20

Enigmatic UK producer Dylan Henner announces new album of deeply considered and choral-laced experimental ambient music Star Dream FM, said to be taped from a mysterious radio broadcast that plays his favourite memories from adolescence.

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KENRO IZU – MONO NO AWARE

Posted on 2025-10-13

The term mono no aware (the pathos of things) expresses the Japanese concept of appreciating the transient beauty of life and objects. The project focuses on three subjects: 14th-century Japanese Noh masks; the stones and trees that surround the remains of ancient shrines; and the wildflowers and grasses that bloom briefly near Izu’s home. Izu invites viewers to encounter the depth of his subjects through lustrous images that explore impermanence and refined aesthetic through three ideas: yugen (mystical and profound), sabi (beauty with aging), and wabi (austere beauty).

Opposite – No. 24 Iwakura, 2023

Exhibition runs through to November 22nd, 2025

Howard Greenberg Gallery
41 East 57th Street
New York
NY 10022

www.howardgreenberg.com

  

NEEDLES X ROCKY MOUNTAIN FEATHERBED

Posted on 2025-10-13

NEEDLES, the Japanese brand renowned for its unique fusion of sportswear and vintage-inspired menswear, has partnered with Rocky Mountain Featherbed for their first-ever collaboration, reinterpreting iconic Western-yoke down series.

The collaboration features Rocky Mountain Featherbed’s signature Yoke Down Jacket and Down Vest. A notable design change is the replacement of the usual single-piece leather yoke with photo prints depicting red-crowned cranes dancing against sunsets and snowy fields. Both the outer and inner linings are crafted from 70 denier nylon taffeta, while the padding utilizes 700 fill power European water-repellent down, offering superior warmth and a lightweight, comfortable wearing experience. Both the down jacket and vest are available in three colors: purple, beige, and black.

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GOAT + HUMAN LANGUAGE – JÖRMUGANDR

Posted on 2025-10-13

To celebrate the one-year anniversary of their monumental release, the band handed over all the original stems to their good friend, the enigmatic producer ‘human language’, and gave him complete freedom to remix the album however he saw fit.

But let’s be clear right from the outset, this is no ordinary remix album – ‘human language’ was invited to inhabit inside of Goat’s sonic temple. With a copy of J Dilla’s Donuts in one hand he was encouraged to burn new incense into their music – reshaping the 8 tracks from the inside out.

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KEN PRICE – PRIMAL, PHYSICAL, SENSUAL

Posted on 2025-10-13

Early in his career, Price made a series of innovative ceramic cups, often adorned with snails or frogs, or emerging from rock-like bases. The title of the exhibition is taken from a statement Price made about this work that speaks to the most fundamental aspects of his influential, five-decadelong career: “I just like the cup. I think it’s a real kind of primal idiom. When you use a cup, it’s right in your hand, and you actually put it to your mouth and drink warm liquid from it. That is very primal, physical, and sensual, and is representative of sensual life.”
Price found a powerful source of inspiration in nature, from the erupting volcanoes seen in his frequent travels to Hawaii, to the spectacular desert landscapes of his home in Taos, New Mexico. Beginning with the cups in the 1960s, then the specimen rocks of the 1980s, and finally the later, biomorphic sculptures for which he is best known, the exhibition highlights how Price synthesized these forms together with everyday objects and the human body. The sculptures and drawings on view, “seduce and enlighten,” as the critic Roberta Smith has written of his work.

Opposite – Droop, 2002

Exhibition runs through to October 25th, 2025

Matthew Marks Gallery
523 West 24th Street
NY 10011
New York

matthewmarks.com