Absurd from New York has released their latest tees from their Spring 2008 collection. Fun and light hearted graphics have been used for their latest collection. The tees are now available at DQM.
Singaporean artist Jahan Loh opened his inaugural art exhibition Cherry Pop last week. With hymen-busting at the center of his art show, you can imagine interesting visuals provided by such a liberal and provocative theme. A full re-cap of the art and displays can be seen after the jump. The show concludes June 15th.
Ming Art Gallery
No. 16, Alley 15, Lane 147, Sec. 3
Sinyi Rd., Taipei Taiwan
p: +886.2.27058758
Time: 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
Images not very work safe after the jump.
The newly launched UNDFTD Regional series of t-shirts has seen rapid developments since being first announced less then 2 weeks ago. With five shirts in the series, Tokyo’s Strike t-shirt logo marks the latest geographically relevant release. Available only at UNDFTD Tokyo on May 24th.
Stabs and Geseho have teamed up for the upcoming release of a t-shirt. The graphic depicts barbed wire and the face of a woman peeking through. With both a black and white shirt available, a release date has been set for May 25th.
Back in 2007, sneaker customizer Rob L officially teamed up with Puma to create the “Archipelago” Clydes, a tribute to the Greek word for range of islands. For 20 years, Rob L has become an incessant fan of the Clyde and Suede profile, beginning with the book “Spraycan Art”. The original custom sneakers featured a special technique involving Pantone markers to create the patchy upper, mimicking small concentrations of islands. The popularity of this sneaker has spawned a full production version. Capturing the essence of the original, the Clyde is very much similar to its custom sneaker originator (perhaps the status can be upgraded to sample now). The sneaker will be available in two colors, with a nubuck upper and special padded tongue to ensure the laces are spread wider apart and achieve that “jellyroll” look. A worldwide release date is set for June 21st. Available at Solebox.
At the recent Nike Sportswear launch in Beijing, among the upcoming showcases were a series of Air Max 90s. Display alongside re-designed styles of the classic Air Max 90 such as the Flywire AM90 and AM90 Current were a further preview of these Air Max 90 Premiums. Devoid of the technical innovation like the contemporary Air Max styles, Fly Wire and Current, these Premiums aren’t without their own merits as the quality constriction is marked by the use of multiple materials on the upper. The upper is comprised of rip-stop nylon, texturized rubber and felt on the toebox. Look for these to hit select Nike lifestyle dealers in the coming weeks.