September sees the arrival of a new exhibition to the walls of Bristol’s Donuts store, with skateboarder Mike O’Shea stepping in to make sure the shop is as decorative as ever.
This week sees the opening of an interesting new exhibition with a roster of 30 street artists each customising their own version of Schoony’s ‘Boy Soldier’.
As of September 2nd, DJ Lance Rock and the infamous Lard Lad will be available to purchase from all Kidrobot locations, including the London store.
A serious option for a bit of fun on Thursday night with the launch of the Play exhibition by Inkygoodness at Brick Lane’s East Gallery.
Parra and Converse kick off the Converse RED collection this weekend which not only see’s a project that provides interesting designs of the Chuck Taylor All Star from some killer artists, but is also for a very important cause.
UK Brand Addict get together once again with graffiti artist Mitch for a series of skate decks featuring his iconic Clown Girl illustration.
Continuing the celebrations and widespread culture of basketball, Nike teamed up with Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum and Make Something!! to create a very special series of design workshops.
Infamous graffiti blog Hurtyoubad have produced a series of T-shirts featuring the graf talents of some of their favourite artists from across Europe.
Tomorrow see’s the launch of the new 2010 Dunny Series from Kidrobot and the brand will host a launch party at the Kidrobot London store in celebration.
This Thursday will see the launch of a fun and exciting photography exhibition on East London’s Redchurch street.
This week, some new vinyl hit the shelves of London’s Upper Playground store, in the form of David Choe’s new Munko range.
Tonight see’s the launch of the 12th issue of my and your favourite street art magazine, VNA (otherwise known as Very Nearly Almost).
UK street art blog Hooked are set to offer an interesting insight into East London’s streets, with walking tours of the Old Street, Shoreditch and Brick Lane areas.
The Hundreds continue their recently launched Chronicles series, sitting down for an interview with one of my favourite artists, London’s Mark Ward.
This Thursday, Ashes57 will host an exhibition of her photographic work, featuring pictures of iconic figures from the hip-hop and dubstep scenes the world over.
