10 days of sewing, painting and building can certainly garner the attention of many, especially
Eric Elms is slated to present an upcoming installation done in part with Nike Sportswear. Held
You may remember our coverage of the Eric Elms exhibit at Colette in Paris recently. The good folks at BKRW had a chance to sit down with the man himself to discuss a range of topics spanning his career. Most interesting perhaps, is his insider perspective on the streetwear industry and the fine line between the graphic design world and the art world.
With extensive documentation of Eric Elms’ recent gallery showing at French lifestyle institution colette Gallery, four t-shirt designs were released featuring art work seen at the gallery. The tees all possess a new vintage style print with faded graphics on white tee bodies. Also seen is the collaboration tote bag between colette, Eric Elms and Chapel of Dawn. Available now at Sold Out.
colette Gallery was the setting for artist and graphic designer Eric Elms’ most recent exhibition which launched May 5th. The exposition included both portraits and installations to offer attendees a sense of Elms’ diverse style which has been developed as an amalgamation of numerous trips and inspirations around the world.
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Before we’ve shown you the “Whatever It Takes” tee designed by Eric Elms for Stussy, now we’re showing the two other t-shirts from the collaboration. Eric Elms is an influential artist who has worked with giants such as Nike, Supreme, and Obey. The two shirts are called “Built to Destroy” and “Eat the Rich”. Both shirts use clever graphics to make up words that will definitely make a strong statement. All 3 shirts available at Stussy Direct.
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