Billionaire Boys Club Hong Kong

September 14th, 2007

hkstreet.JPG
hk2ndfl.JPG

Billionaire Boys Club is the joint fashion venture between Pharrell (rapper and producer) and Nigo (owner of A Bathing Ape). Their second flagship store will have its grand opening this Saturday, 15th in Hong Kong and was designed by Wonderwall, the design team behind the Bape stores. The first two floors of the store are themed with an Ice Cream Parlour and the third floor will take you into outter space.

Check out the BBC Blog for more photos.

Sink or Swim

August 13th, 2007

jfish7.jpg

Jeremy Fish from San Fransisco has just opened up his new solo exhibition at WhiteWalls SF. If you’re in the area you should definitely check this show out. Open until September 1st.

Design Remixed: Stella Bugbee

August 10th, 2007

wsdia_46b9fa8102949.jpg

Hear Stella talk for free! More info here

“Stella Bugbee is a creative director specializing in branding and publication design. After attending Parsons School of Design, Stella founded Honest with Cary Murnion and Jon Milott. After five years at Honest, she left to work for The New York Times Magazine and then went on to be a Design Director with the Brand Integration Group at Ogilvy and Mather.”

Time and Place
Wednesday 15 August 2007
6:30–8:00PM
Apple Store, Soho
103 Prince Street
New York, NY 10012

Richard Serra at the MoMa

June 17th, 2007

serra_big.jpg

Richard Serra: Sculpture for forty years is now showing at the MoMa. The exhibition surveys forty years of the American artist’s artworks, including some of Serra’s new work. This is a must see exhibition if you’re in New York.

Richard Serra: Sculpture for forty years
Museum of Modern Art, New York, USA
June 3rd - September 10, 2007

BD4D London

May 23rd, 2007

bd4d.jpg

BD4D returns to the ICA with an outstanding line up of presenters. A number of Three Minute Madness sessions are scheduled to take place on the night. Three Minute madness presents creatives with the opportunity to showcase their latest work and ideas to the rest of the community. The essence of Three Minute Madness is to give people a chance to splash out and break away from the restrictive confines of their professional work and present their ideas in a time slot of between 3 to 10 minutes.

Not to mention theres an awesome list of presentations including motion work by Rob Chiu and Chris Hewitt, Steve Price from Plan B Studio, and many more!

Read more here

nike-reuse-a-shoe_lg.jpg
Exactly what it says. Please give back to the sporting community by cleaning out your closet.

NIKETOWN NY
6 East 57th Street
New York, NY 10022
TEL #: 212-891-6453

ReUSE-A-Shoe Drive Dates: May 17th (Thursday) - May 30th (Wednesday)

Human Nature

May 20th, 2007

uribe_evite.jpg

PUMA Presents: Federico Uribe - Human Nature

Debuting first at Art Basel Miami Beach, Federico Uribe now brings his incredible exhibition to New York at the Chelsea Art Museum. His Exhibition, “Human Nature,” features life-sized figures and animals in their natural settings composed entirely of shoes and laces, of course, donated by PUMA. This is an exhibition definitely worth seeing.

nydesignweek.gif

Core77 have just posted all the events for NY Design Week. Be sure to see which ones you should go to.

Kid ‘n’ Play

May 12th, 2007

kidnplay.jpg

Sam Flores explores each kid’s fantasy in this custom children’s showroom. His vision is manifested in this landmark instillation encompassing custom children’s furniture, larger than life Fatima dolls, murals, pajamas and more.

Catch the show at:

The Lab 101 Gallery
May 12th - June 6th
8530-B Washington Blvd.
Culver City 90232

50 Years of Helvetica

April 22nd, 2007

helvetica.jpg

The MoMa museum has an amazing exhibition on Helvetica.

2007 marks the fiftieth anniversary of Max Miedinger and Edouard Hoffmann’s design Helvetica, the most ubiquitous of all typefaces. Widely considered the official typeface of the twentieth century, Helvetica communicates with simple, well-proportioned letterforms that convey an aesthetic clarity that is at once universal, neutral, and undeniably modern. In honor of the first typeface acquired for MoMA’s collection, the installation presents posters, signage, and other graphic material demonstrating the variety of uses and enduring beauty of this design classic. As a special feature in the exhibition, an excerpt of Gary Hustwit’s documentary Helvetica reveals the typeface as we experience it in an everyday context.

Taken from MoMa.org.