Modern Day Artisans: Duffy Jewellery
There is something to be said about seeing a project from start to finish. Beginning to end. For Duffy Jewellery, his more than 14-year history in the bespoke accessory world first began with an early involvement working as an antique restorer. Maint...
Modern Day Artisans: Max Lamb
Continuing our Modern Day Artisans series highlighting craftsmen revered by many for their authenticity and specialized skills, HBTV showcases the talents of English furniture/product designer Max Lamb, as he grants us access to his London workshop.
Modern Day Artisans: Sebastian Tarek
Focusing less on what he refers to as the “economy” of shoemaking, Australian-born shoemaker Sebastian Tarek sits down with HBTV to discuss his disposition toward the design process, client interaction and overall personalized experience...
Shinsuke Takizawa: NEIGHBORHOOD Shibuya Chapter
We recently sat down with Shinsuke Takizawa, head designer of Japanese menswear brand NEIGHBORHOOD, at the brand’s new storefront in the Shibuya district of Tokyo. During our talk, Shinksuke discussed why he felt compelled to open a new store i...
FUCT: 20 Years of Erik Brunetti
Concisely recapping 20 years of Erik Brunetti’s involvement with FUCT is difficult; the artist and graffiti writer founded the label in 1990 and has since attracted many people with reinterpreted cultural themes and iconography and above all el...
Bobby Hundreds: Cut & Sew Progression
For many streetwear labels, the transition from a T-shirt-driven product line to a more mature cut & sew offering is often a treacherous and risky path to take. Built off the back of graphic-laden T-shirts, cut & sew fashion pieces have not...
Scholastic Survey with jeffstaple: Phil Annand
In the latest sit down with respected curator jeffstaple and Scholastic Survey, Madbury Club mastermind and Award Tour owner/designer Phillip Annand speaks on his thoughts surrounding the current state of education within the U.S. As one of todayR...
Scholastic Survey with jeffstaple: Simon Collins
For the second episode of Scholastic Survey, jeffstaple sits down with Simon Collins who is Dean of the School of Fashion of Parson’s The New School for Design. Deepening the conversation surrounding the education sector, the two discuss the importan...
Here Comes the Neighborhood Vol. 5 – Sego & Saner
In the most recent installment of Here Comes the Neighborhood, a focus turns to the Hispanic pairing of Sego and Saner. With their creative contributions to the illustrious Wynwood Walls, the duo aimed at portraying the power of art in a positive lig...
Here Comes the Neighborhood Vol. 4 – Intercambio
For its fourth episode entitled “Intercambio,” Here Comes the Neighborhood turns its lens to the intercultural aspects and underpinnings of its ongoing Wynwood Walls street art project in Miami, Florida. The community-centric project extended a broad...
Here Comes the Neighborhood Vol. 3 – Kenny Scharf
In Volume 3 of the riveting art series Here Comes the Neighborhood, the spotlight falls on Los Angeles-based artist Kenny Scharf as he expands on a piece he started in 2009. Having seen street art evolve from the New York City graffiti scene in the 1...
Scholastic Survey with jeffstaple: Billy Rohan
Staple Design and Reed Space’s jeffstaple recently sat down with pro skateboarder Billy Rohan for this latest Scholastic Survey episode to discuss his current venture of bringing a legitimate skateboarding class to local New York high schools....
Here Comes the Neighborhood Vol. 2 – GAIA
In the ongoing art series Here Comes the Neighborhood, we’ve witnessed some amazing artists from all over unleash their talents on the Wynwood Walls in Miami. Having just graduated from art school this year, GAIA is the youngest artist to join...
