Coupled with some of China’s brightest arts and media specialists, the Nike Dunk Be True exhibition will be hitting Shanghai this Saturday and Sunday. The event will focus on not only some of the most popular Dunk models of all time but also offer the aforementioned Chinese artists a chance to create interpretations of what the Dunk represents to a society that only within the last few years truly experienced the athletic powerhouse that is Nike. The list of exhibitors include 8GG (New Media), Ying Liang (Short Film), OPEN Architecture (Architecture), Gao Wendong (Short Film), Chen Feibo + Li Jianhong + Li Jian (Motion Graphics), Lei Lei (Animation), Xu Wenkai (New Media) and Zhou Hongxiang (Video Installation).
Nike Dunk Be True Exhibition – Shanghai
10:00 am – 6:00 pm
March 29 – March 30
1918 Art Space
18 Chang Ping Rd, Shanghai
p：021.5228.6776
Another commemorative UNDFTD Tokyo 1st anniversary t-shirt seems to be on the horizon to compliment the Number One shirt already previewed. The “Run” shirt features a photo print of sprinters starting off the blocks within the UNDFTD logo with Undefeated Tokyo printed on the back. The tee is slated for a release on Saturday, March 29th.
Here’s a comprehensive look at MHI’s “No Future” collection for 2008 spring/summer. Spanning t-shirts, jackets and caps among other things. A visible difference can be seen applied to the jackets relative to the tees. The jackets are much more minimalistic in their stylings while the t-shirts possess a more visually eye-catching appeal. Special collaboration items for this collection include New York crew IRAK, graffiti artist MODE2 and a jacket with Surrender. A whole range of items can be seen over at Haven.
Leading Danish lifestyle brand Wood Wood has built a successful foundation not only through their strong in-house clothing line but a well-curated selection for their popular stores. While fitting garments seem to have been a dominating theme in certain fashion circles, Wood Wood has created a collection of anti-fit jackets which balance out nicely with their pants, hats and shirts. Available now at Caliroots.
The memo’s been passed around regarding one of Nike’s most popular current theme of distressing classic models to give them that time aged look. We’ve seen previous applications to the Dunk and the Terminator with the Vandal the latest to experience the wrath of inorganic aging. However from the looks of things the Vandal is a little better off then its predecessors with a more natural look. Slated for a summer 2008 release.
Source: Streething
