October 3, 2015 by Ryan Willms 
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In the latest instalment of the FvF Explores series, Chris Kontos revisits Antiparos in Greece. The images, accompanied by Kontos' words, offer a beautiful, serene feeling, showcasing an area of the country that I'm less familiar with.
October 2, 2015 by Ryan Willms 
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This evening in Vancouver the good people at Haven are set to launch their latest project, Intelligence Magazine. The biannual publication will focus on the brands, artists and designers that strike a chord with the editors. The inaugural issue includes articles about Hiroshi Fujiwara, Kostas Seremetis and Shin Okishima, alongside editorials on Sasquatchfabrix., OAMC and Nepenthes.
October 1, 2015 by Ryan Willms 
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—01. James Pearson-Howes for i-D.
Tomorrow Stussy will launch their second collaboration with Dover Street Market, this time moving into the basement of the London location. The dedicated space will be there for ten days, showcasing a co-branded capsule collection, deadstock Stussy items from the '80s and '90s, 20 hand-stitched T-shirts customized by London-based designer Deanna Fanning, and a special London World Tour shirt by Mark Lebon.
October 1, 2015 by Ryan Willms 
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Phillip Low's small sculptures have a somewhat otherworldly feel, particularly in the way that they manipulate light and colour. The hand-milled geometric prisms are made from sheets of Perspex and acrylic, and come in a variety of slightly different shapes, each one with its own unique character.
Phillip Low, Totokaelo September 30, 2015 by Matthew Klassen 
Hardcover, 80 pages
9.5 x 11 inches
Published by the Estate of Robert Smithson
and James Cohan Gallery
The famed land artist Robert Smithson’s association with Texas started in 1966, when he was hired as a consultant on the construction of the Dallas-Fort Worth Regional Airport. His ideas were never put into practice, but his participation in the project fueled his thinking about large-scale earthworks. He returned to the state at numerous intervals with equally striking proposals, and this beautiful volume, released by the artist’s estate and the James Cohan Gallery, is dedicated to his time there. The monograph includes essays, illustrations and film stills centred around the making of his final sculpture Amarillo Ramp. This semicircular construction of earth would ultimately be his last, and the project was finished posthumously after Smithson sadly died in a plane crash while surveying the work from the air.
September 30, 2015 by Ryan Willms 
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To coincide with Paris Fashion Week, WP Lavori have partnered with Merci to present a short-term retail installation, highlighting the BlueBlack Collection – a special range of pieces produced to mark the Italian company's 30th anniversary as a retailer. Including collaborations with Woolrich Woolen Mills, Barbour, Baracuta, Spiewak, Paraboot, Engineered Garments, Nanamica and Beams Plus, among others, the offering features an impressive breadth of product, tastefully executed in classic WP style.
September 29, 2015 by Ryan Willms 
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It's very difficult to make a shoe silhouette that feels interesting and original, yet also wearable. The Ghillie Sneaker from Needles may share some similarities with the Jack Purcell and Chuck Taylor, but the mix of fabrics, unique lacing system, thick rubber outsole and almost non-existent branding definitely give it an identity of its own.
September 29, 2015 by Matthew Klassen 
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I am enraptured by the varied activities of Harry Smith – painting, collecting, filmmaking and musical anthropology – and with his recognition steadily rising over the last decade, it is becoming easier to link these disparate polymathic activities to him. The themes that bind all of these practices together are his interpretation of patterns in culture, and the creation of his own systems of visual and auditory information. When Smith’s work is viewed with these things in mind, it is clear that a specific thread runs through all of the artifacts he laid his hands on. A series of mounted string figures and 251 found paper planes – two of his most storied collections – form the basis of these new photographic volumes, shot by Jason Fulford and published by J&L Books and Anthology Film Archives.
