Heather Grey Wall and Clarks Sportswear preview their collaborative edition of the Clarks Tawyer The shoe can be worn as a smart casual option for occasions like dates and anytime in between thanks to its stylish polka dot suede upper married to a durable Vibram outsole. The limited-edition Tawyer is expected to drop on February 13th, 2014.
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In 1999 Skullphone popped up on city streets with his icon of a witty black-and-white skull holding a cell phone. Through repetition of imagery, Skullphone has repeatedly stayed up. Notably, In 2008 Skullphone sparked controversy and conversation when he re-arrived outdoors on the first digital billboards found throughout the southland.
As both megaphone and white noise, he left local and online audiences to their own devices regarding mobile phone connectivity, personal privacy, targeted advertising, outdoor artists, outdoor art programs, urban blight, and life in Los Angeles. Now own his personalized Volcom collaboration, the Grimm X Skullphone Shoe. As stealth as his work, much of the detail can be found where you least expect it – on the sole. With a clean, black, uniform upper – these shoes will take you from the city streets to the dark of night with ease.
Only 400 pairs have been made.
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Rick Owens presents a solid take on the iconic bomber jacket. Sticking to the tried and tested construction for the most part, the Paris-based designer added his distinct handwriting in the form of a burnished suede upper and a slightly elongated fit.
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Singer-songwriter Cass McCombs drops a new full-length video for the song Big Wheel.
This song is from last years album, Big Wheel and Others, which is Cass McCombs’ seventh-and-a-half album and the follow-up to 2011’s pair of releases WIT’S END and Humor Risk.
All Tomorrow’s Parties Iceland 2014 will take place in the city of Keflavík from July 10th to 12th. The headliners will be Portishead and Interpol, neither of whom have performed in Iceland before. They’ll join Icelandic acts Sóley, For a Minor Reflection, Samaris, Low Roar, and Mammút, along with a group of additional performers TBA.
ATP Iceland is also expanding into a takeover week of events starting on July 7th in Reykjavík, with live concerts, an ATP Recordings showcase, art exhibitions, an ATP store, DJs and film screenings leading into the festival which starts on July 10th at Ásbrú (former NATO base) in Keflavík
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“I love industry. Pipes. I love fluid and smoke. I love man-made things. I like to see people hard at work, and I like to see sludge and man-made waste.” David Lynch
Anyone familiar with David Lynch’s (b. 1946, USA) enigmatic visual language will identify similarities between this series of photographs and his iconic films. Featuring black and white interiors and exteriors of industrial structures, the exhibition exudes his unique cinematic style through dark and brooding images.
Shot in various locations including Germany, Poland, New York, New Jersey and England, the works depict the labyrinthine passages, detritus and decay of these man-made structures – haunting cathedrals of a bygone industrial era slowly being taken over by nature.
The exhibition is the first European showcasing of this project and is accompanied by one of Lynch’s sound installations.
Opposite – Untitled (Lodz), 2000
Exhibition runs from January 17th to March 30th, 2014
The Photographers’ Gallery
16 – 18 Ramillies Street
London
W1F 7LW
thephotographersgallery.org.uk
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