This March, Tokyo-based artist Hiroki Tsukuda is bringing a new series of work to NYC’s Petzel Gallery for a solo exhibition entitled ‘They Live.’ Tsukuda’s medium of choice is usually black charcoal and ink, portraying drawings of futuristic cities and environments that could be the backdrop for a ‘Terminator’ film.
Take a closer look at Tsukuda’s Neon Demon (2019) in the pic above. “They Live” will run from March 5 to April 18.
Petzel Gallery
456 W 18th St
New York, NY 10011
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Samsung first introduced the Galaxy S20, S20+ and S20 Ultra during the company’s biannual Galaxy UNPACKED event in which the latest series offers an innovative phone camera experience on top of revolutionary 5G technology.
These new wave of phones come with Samsung Knox security, a long battery life, a massive processor and plenty of storage.
HUF pays homage to the year they started, 2002, with their ‘NONSTANDARD’ Spring/Summer 2020 collection. The collection utilizes The brand’s older graphics, style and slogans.
Features of the collection include a quarter zip fleece jacket and a matching “Aloha Patchwork” shirt and pant set, La Haine Trench Jacket with a rose design on the back as well as items with floral detailing.
AMC has just released a new featurette of Bryan Cranston transforming into his breakout series’ protagonist Walter White, leading to the television premiere of Netflix‘s El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie. ‘El Camino’ focuses mainly on Aaron Paul‘s Jesse Pinkman as many were wondering what happened to him being that the show was open ended. However, we do get our Walter White fix in the form of a flashback in which we see the two together.
The North Face pays homage to arguably the most well-known mountain in the world: Mount Everest. Much like Nike is doing with their latest offering utilizing recycled materials for sustainability, The North Face is following suit. The recycled products used in this capsule come straight from Everest’s base and will incorporate ‘FUTURELIGHT’ which is a waterproof, breathable material.
[FUTURELIGHT] “has been tested extensively for more than 400 continuous days by 15 members of the brand’s global athlete team, proven through use in the highest peaks and harshest environments in temperatures ranging from -50° F to 60° F.”
The North Face
LeBron James and the Lakers hit up the court last night (2/12/20) in Denver to play the Nuggets in an exciting game that saw the Lakers win 120-116 in overtime.
As impressive as Lebron’s stat line was, it was his sneakers that got just as much attention as he hit up the court in the ‘Tune Squad’ 17’s.
The shoe features a modified forefoot Zoom unit, massive heel Air Max unit, a heat-and-pressure combined Knitposite (essentially Battleknit 3.0) along with an inverted Swoosh by the midsole.
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Release information for the “Tune Squad” Nike LeBron 17 Low have not been announced at this time.
CLOT and Mitchell & Ness have banded together for the greater good of basketball by celebrating Allen Iverson of the 76ers and Kevin Durant of the Sonics with a capsule collection.
The capsule collection is comprised of two Hardwood Classics jacquard-knitted wool kits designed by CLOT co-founder Edison Chen. Iverson’s kit features a shooting shirt and beanie, while Durant will get just the beanie. Also included are two Spalding basketballs featuring both CLOT and Mitchell & Ness branding.
Take a closer look at the CLOT x Mitchell & Ness capsule collection in the gallery below and be sure to grab the items on February 13 at JUICE stores in Los Angeles, as well as on JUICE’s webstore.
Gucci celebrates All-Star Weekend with a special capsule collection launching first in the hosting city of the festivities, Chicago. The collection features an array of colors dancing on a range of garments and accessories… and there’s a Gucci basketball.
Key pieces from the collection include windbreakers, swim trunks, and also camp shirts. Slides and sneakers are included in this drop along with an assortment of bags and briefcases as well as an iPhone case.
This will be the latest in Gucci’s Pin series, which enlists the help of Google to make a custom Google Maps indicator. Gucci’s latest Pin outpost will only be open at the below address from February 14 to March 2.
160 N Morgan St
Chicago, IL 60607
The collection will be available at Gucci online store.
Gaming company My Arcade has released a new portable gaming device that will give you a chance to channel the inner kid in you. The Southern California-based company’s ‘Retro Champ’ is a portable handheld that supports NES and Famicom cartridges without the need for a legacy console.
This gaming system boasts a seven inch screen that plays in full color and is durable to play for up to 3 to 5 hours. There is also an option to connect the device to a TV with an HDMI cord and pairs with My Arcade wireless controllers (sold separately).
Buy now for $80 at the company’s website.
Jordan Brand is gearing up to drop the ‘Paris’ AJ1 Low this month and this colorway does not disappoint. Features include a combination of buttery leather and soft suede which do a good job at complementing the palette of grays and blues. Other aspects include white midsoles with bone-colored outsoles and ‘PRS’ tagged on a tumbled leather hangtag with a small Nike Swoosh logo.
Priced at $130, the Air Jordan 1 Low “Paris” will release on February 22.
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