Our jeans were already pretty comfortable, but Naked and Famous has found a way to make them even more more so. They've added 30% silk to their premium Japanese raw denim. It is like wearing a cloud. Naked and Famous…
Continue Reading →What is the perfect addition to a day walking around South Kensington feeling very posh with fancy restaurants and art museums at your disposal? A good frozen snog! No I'm not talking about kissing (snog is British English for making…
Continue Reading →We realize that there are so many amazing things out there and only so much time to get to it all. To help speed the process along a group of artists, writers and thinkers have started The School of Life…
Continue Reading →Kehinde Wiley is approaching superstar attention levels in the art world with his continuation of The World Stage series. Wiley's first installment was centered around China's urban youth and propaganda art. This time he's moved to Africa -- Senegal and…
Continue Reading →Matthew Williamson, the brains behind the Austin-based design house Earph, has just launched his new Earph Exhibition. The artwork, comprised of his diverse web projects, includes Japanese print patterns, a television serving as a gateway between robots and nature, and…
Continue Reading →New York-based The Walkmen released their latest record this week, a month prior to its originally planned release date. Better still, they released it in DRM-free high-quality MP3s for $5. It isn't exactly a Radiohead or Girl Talk pay-what-you-want strategy,…
Continue Reading →The more bad news we hear about the economy the more convinced we become of collecting art. Now it's time to start your investment and Common Art wants to help. They have put together an exhibition of 70 emerging artists…
Continue Reading →Scottish artist Iain Hetherington has found a way to mix baseball caps and gold chains with abstract art. His paintings explore racial themes amongst the working class, bringing a street savvy edge to the underlying satire by splattering a portrait's…
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