Stussy and Flatbush Zombies have partnered up to release this small capsule collection for the remaining days of summer. The selection consists of a Stussy/Zombies graphic T-shirt, bucket cap, ash try and graphic button set.
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The undisputed masters of French understatement, A.P.C. have definitely a knack for updating classic wardrobe staples, adding that certain je ne sais quoi. The “Varsity” sweater pictured opposite from the new Fall 2013 collection might be the best example.
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Adidas Originals has fused the past and the present to create the Roundhouse Instinct – an evolved concept for back to school 2013. Launching on August 1st, the Roundhouse Instinct combines contemporary Roundhouse DNA and straps inspired by the 1995 iconic EQT Instinct. Equipped with new reversible and removable straps, the Roundhouse Instinct allows you to dress up the shoe in various colours.
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Bringing its luxurious craftsmanship to the world of pocket cameras, Swedish camera manufacturer Hasselblad has unveiled its latest design: the Stellar. The premium point-and-shoot features a 28-100mm Carl Zeiss-branded zoom lens and a 20-megapixel 1”-type sensor, but now includes a range of upgraded materials thanks to Hasselblad’s customization of the exterior – a number of wood options and even carbon fiber can be applied to the camera.
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Muse takes the premise from J.G. Ballard’s book “The Kindness of Women” where the author states that beauty is the square inch of skin seen on waking up close to the one you love. These strikingly intimate close-up photographs of Bain Hogg’s friends and close relations depict an honest and personal insight into femininity. The work explores beauty and female emotion in an unvarnished and un-retouched manner, challenging the 21st Century ethos of cosmetic enhancement and airbrushed magazine perfection.
Exhibition runs through till August 10th, 2013
Third Floor Gallery
102 Bute Street
Cardiff Bay
Cardiff
CF10 5AD
Walker Evans created a collective portrait of the Eastern United States during a decade of profound transformation, one that coincided with the flood of everyday images, both still and moving, from an expanding mass culture and the construction of a Modernist history of photography.
Comprising approximately 60 prints from the MoMA collection that were included in the 1938 book or exhibition, the installation maintains the bipartite organization of the originals: the first section portrays American society through images of its individuals and social contexts, while the second consists of photographs of American cultural artifacts, the architecture of Main streets, factory towns, rural churches, and wooden houses. The pictures provide neither a coherent narrative nor a singular meaning, but rather create connections through the repetition and interplay of pictorial structures and subject matter.
Exhibition runs through till January 26th, 2014
The Museum of Modern Art
11 West 53 Street
New York
NY
10019-5497
