Showing posts with label gear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gear. Show all posts
Friday, June 22, 2012
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Thursday, April 5, 2012
NYC: April 7, 2012: Hip Hop USA Sneaker Art Gallery Store
Saturday, April 7th
Opening: Hip Hop USA Sneaker Art Gallery Store
343 Lafayette street, just north of Bleeker.
6 Train to Bleeker street and you're there!
Opens at 1pm.
America’s first handmade sneaker art pop-up boutique opens with epic Lafayette Street sneaker art battle at 343 Lafayette Street, New York City.
Selling original handmade sneaker, skateboard and clothing art, and limited edition Hip Hop USA signature items, Hip Hop USA has selected approximately 70 items from their inventory of commissioned artists works and signature items to feature in the store.
Founded in Harlem in 2008, Hip Hop USA’s dynamic live sneaker art competitions and live canvas mural painting events are a defining moment in the convergence of graffiti and contemporary urban art. Hip Hop USA is the first sneaker art brand and urban art dealer of its kind, combining the creations of legendary and emerging artists with washable/wearable paints, on sneakers, skateboards, hats, t-shirts, tanks, hats and more, for sneaker freaks and art patrons alike.
COMMISSIONED ARTISTS
Join us as we celebrate legendary New York City graffiti artists from the 1970s and early 1980s commissioned to recreate their iconic subway train art on Hip Hop USA sneakers. Artists commissioned for Sneaker Trains, Volume 1 include: Ale one, Stayhigh 149, Jester, Slave, Jee 2, Sen One, AZ, Ton, Paser, Duke 9 and Shadow.
On display, local winners from 2010-11 Hip Hop USA Sneaker Art Battles, including Kuro, Che, Leos.
New Revolutionaries Sneaker Art series featuring Che Guevara, Black Panther Assata Shakur, Mao Zedong, Malcolm X, Marcus Garvey, Arab Spring, Martin Luther King, Jr., Tupac Shakur, Chuck D.
Limited editions sneaker art produced onsite, along with featured New York City fine and urban artists ready to tag your new favorite Hip Hop USA sneakers, clothing and apparel with custom creations.
SNEAKER ART BATTLE FOR LIMTED EDITION DEAL!
Hip Hop USA will also be conducting a Hip Hop USA Sneaker Art Battle that day for artists of all ages and abilities as we continue our search for the next limited edition sneaker artists. Markers and sneakers supplied. No purchase necessary to participate.
Limited Edition winners receive $250 cash prize and commission on the sale of their limited edition sneaker art creation.
Artists are encouraged to bring accessories and materials to make their sneaker art stand out from the pack.
Sneaker Art Battle space is limited.
Pre-register for sneaker art battle competition at www.facebook.com/hiphopusa1
Friday, March 30, 2012
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
New collectible for a cause: Blade I bobblehead figure
[GrafKing Shadow]
JOIN TOGETHER ENTERPRISES (BROOKLYN) The Golden Age of Graffiti ("GAG"), a subdivision of Join2Gether Enterprises (J2G), announces the release of a first-ever Bobblehead Doll of the renowned Graffiti artist Blade I.
The creation of the bobbleheads is a collaboration between Blade I and GrafKing Shadow, a member of The Rebels (Graf Crew 1973-1979).
Shadow is featured in Stations of the Elevated, Manny Kirshner's groundbreaking graffiti documentary, and in the recent "Graffiti 365" (p. 167) at the most famous Graf high school ever -- Art & Design.
J2G is a community-based organization in the Fort Greene/Clinton Hill area of Brooklyn. We are merchandisers of retro/Americana clothing and items of memorabilia, blending old and new elements into a fashionable statement with a nostalgic note. Through sales of the bobblehead dolls, we plan to raise funding for youth-oriented (anti-felony) art programs. A part of our goal is to give graf a positive image.
More info about this collector's item, payment options, including wholesale and international details:
www.goldgraf.com
+1 347-984-2564
shadow@goldgraf.com
info@goldgraf.com
JOIN TOGETHER ENTERPRISES (BROOKLYN) The Golden Age of Graffiti ("GAG"), a subdivision of Join2Gether Enterprises (J2G), announces the release of a first-ever Bobblehead Doll of the renowned Graffiti artist Blade I.
The creation of the bobbleheads is a collaboration between Blade I and GrafKing Shadow, a member of The Rebels (Graf Crew 1973-1979).
[approximately 8 inches (20 cm) tall]
J2G is a community-based organization in the Fort Greene/Clinton Hill area of Brooklyn. We are merchandisers of retro/Americana clothing and items of memorabilia, blending old and new elements into a fashionable statement with a nostalgic note. Through sales of the bobblehead dolls, we plan to raise funding for youth-oriented (anti-felony) art programs. A part of our goal is to give graf a positive image.
More info about this collector's item, payment options, including wholesale and international details:
www.goldgraf.com
+1 347-984-2564
shadow@goldgraf.com
info@goldgraf.com
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Boy Scout varsity team in Colorado needs lettering from volunteer
They need "BSA" to use on a dozen or fewer shirts. It's a nonprofit group, so they have no money. If you'd like to help out, please contact Jodi to see what they need exactly.
Saturday, December 17, 2011
Friday, December 2, 2011
Shoes: Jose Parla & Converse!
"Internationally renowned, Brooklyn-based artist José Parlá is widely recognized for his distinctive abstract process that blends calligraphy, collage, textures, and color to create paintings with complex themes ranging from urbanization, current events to political divisions.
"Using the Chuck Taylor All Star shoe as a canvas, Parlá chose his painting “Ephemeral Pitches, and Notes, Rhythm and Phonetics” to gracethe shoe’s upper. A striking work, the painting explores constant changes to urban lifestyle and was inspired by abstract noises, music, rhythms, languages and sounds of cities. Selected by Parlá in recognition of the change that is part of the mission of (RED), the painting’s
themes also represent a nod to Parlá’s days of youth wearing Chuck Taylor All Star shoes to play basketball, dance and have fun."
Thursday, September 8, 2011
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