A simple and to the point waxed cotton briefcase from Barbour that is accented in leather hints and perfect for the man looking for a carryall to rock around town. With a prominent double clasp front and zip up document pouch on the back this is one for the boys.
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A simple and to the point waxed cotton briefcase from Barbour that is accented in leather hints and perfect for the man looking for a carryall to rock around town. With a prominent double clasp front and zip up document pouch on the back this is one for the boys.
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The adidas name dates back to 1948, deriving from the first two syllables of Adi Dassler’s first and last name. A year later, Adi Dassler registered the Three Stripes as a trademark and history was made. For Spring/Summer ‘09 adidas Originals have brought oki-ni a special collection that celebrates and reflects decades of the brand’s rich heritage and lifestyle credentials.
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The Arts Gallery is proud to present the first Tom Hunter retrospective in the UK. Tom Hunter: A Journey Back spans five significant bodies of work and features four previously unseen works by one of Britain’s most important fine art photographers. The show will encompass twenty seven photographic works, which have never been exhibited together before, alongside three of Hunter’s mixed media sculptures, which have not previously been seen in Britain.
Opposite – Anchor and Hope by Tom Hunter
This exhibition runs until the 18th of September, 2009
The Arts Gallery65 Davies Street
London
W1K 5DA
UK
United Visual Artists (UVA), established in 2003 by Chris Bird, Matt Clark and Ash Nehru, are a London-based art and design practice creating large-scale light-based installations. UVA creates more than mere spectacle, their work is about people. Their work aims to create a powerful social experience, turning the audience into active participants. The relationship between space, the performer and the audience is at the very heart of United Visual Artists’ practice. Having worked at the interface between, design and art, UVA present their premiere exhibition of still images at The Smithfield Gallery, London, distilling their live creations into a single moment. These images continue their investigation into the emotional effects of light within a diversity of landscapes and environments. Deus is a photographic exploration of the seductive quality of artificial light in the natural world. This body of work grew from an extended study of form and experiments on how a powerfully illuminated presence affects the surrounding environment.
Opposite – Dungeness #3
This exhibition runs until the 27th of June, 2009
The Smithfield Gallery
16 West Smithfield
London
EC1 9HY
Enfant terrible son of Dame Vivienne Westwood, Ben Westwood’s latest exhibition Spawn:Bound‚ at the Bodhi Gallery, Brick Lane investigates the modern phenomenon of famous children bound forever by the umbilical cord of their parents fame. Westwood, who is spawn himself, examines Lily Allen, Pixie and Peaches Geldof, Leah Wood, Kimberley Stewart, Theodora Richards, Amber Le Bon, Stella McCartney, Jade and Elizabeth Jagger, to name but a few, who all have fame derived and entangled up and ultimately held back by, the celebrity status bestowed upon them from their famous parents.
This exhibition runs until the 10th of June, 2009
Bodhi Gallery
214 Brick LaneLondonE1 6SA
UK
