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February 8th, 2010 / 23:08:43

ALL GONE BOOK RELEASE.

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Reed Space is proud to host the NYC Official Launch Event of “ALL GONE: THE FINEST OF STREET CULTURE 2009.” This book is the be-all and end-all of limited edition items and street culture products form the past year. Beautifully produced and printed by LaMJC in Paris.

Opening Reception:
Saturday, February 13th, 2010
7pm-10pm

Supported by:
REEBOK
Kangol
Oakley
Staple Design
Complex Magazine
Freshnessmag.com
and Heineken

Music: The one and only DJ SOUL.
Come one, come all. But come early, cuz this will be a dooooozy!

 
February 8th, 2010 / 19:51:29

BOBBI BROWN.

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NY Times recently sat down with makeup and cosmetics mogul Bobbi Brown. They specifically asked her about her hiring techniques and management style. Very interesting read. I concur with many of her ideals.

“When you’re talking to someone, look them in the eye. Always tell the truth. And you have to start at the bottom. I don’t care who you are and what you do, you have to start at the bottom. If there’s a job as a receptionist at a company you would love to work at and there’s nothing else, get that job. And don’t just sit there.
A lot of people have moved up in this company. Be open and be a sponge. I’ve always been a sponge. You’re around really cool, creative people, you see what they’re doing, how they’re dressing, what they’re reading, what their tastes are. I mean that’s what makes someone better at what they do — they’re just open to what’s going on.”

 
February 8th, 2010 / 19:36:07

IN SADE’S WORDS.

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Everybody and their mother is buzzing about Sade’s new album, “Soldier of Love”—the first in over a decade. The New York Times just recently did a great interview with Sade and it offers audio clips! It’s so rare to hear her speak…and it’s so dope. (Sometimes, I feel like I’m listening to Anoma Whittaker!)

 
February 6th, 2010 / 04:41:41

MEGA KRINK.

My man KR aka KRINK just dropped some new additions to his ever-growing collection. The K-51 Permanent Ink marker set. Get all four: C-M-Y-K!
Krink K-51 markers feature high-quality dye-based inks. Vibrant, translucent colors are water resistant. The durable extra-broad tip has two edges for different line widths and versatility.
Writes on most surfaces: Metal, canvas, painted surfaces, wood, glass, plastic, and paper are all great surfaces for Krink inks. Large ink capacity of 30ml. Quick drying. Great for a variety of art, craft, and industrial uses. Highest quality. Handmade in the USA. Xylene free. Conforms to ASTM D-4236 and California Prop 65.

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February 6th, 2010 / 04:24:09

SHOES UP.

Some new shoes landed in my collection recently.

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Common Projects x United Bamboo (Thanks Marlene!)

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A new Japanese brand called Boldstar. A lot of promise in this company! They still need a bit of work in their details, but overall, very nice.

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The Boldstar Mid. Both are available at Oki-Ni.

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One of the best Nike’s in recent memory: The Lunarwood TZ in collaboration with WoodWood. So much goodness in this design. Reminds me of the early 90s ACG styles but updated with even better fabrics and of course Lunar Midsole technology. (Thanks B!)

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From WoodWood’s site: Not only is the LunarWood TZ our first collaborative shoe with Nike, the project also introduces a new Nike hydrid of the Lunar sole and ACG Wildwood. The upper of the light weight sneaker has been treated with a new nano-coating called ion-mask to make it water repellent, and the Lunar sole incorporates the new Nike Dynamic Support technology that adapts to a runner’s gait with each step.
The inspiration for the LunarWood comes from the urban environment and adventures in the night. Whereas the Wildwood was originally designed for running in nature our LunarWood is made for the cold and wet Scandinavian city nights. Inspiration comes from the world of graffiti and going on these nocturnal expeditions.

 
February 4th, 2010 / 04:43:26

MAKING OF A PIRELLI.

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OK, besides the T&A, this is cool because it’s rare to see Terry Richardson talking about his own work.

 
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