Online Feature: Marcelo Gomes – Glass House

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—01. Photography by Marcelo Gomes.

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Regular Inventory contributor Marcelo Gomes recently shot a series of photographs at the Glass House, Philip Johnson's iconic home in New Canaan, Connecticut. This beautiful and vibrant essay was shot to accompany an Illustrated Examples piece about the Harvard Five, a group of mid-century architects who lived and worked in the town, in the latest issue of Inventory magazine.

—Online Feature: Marcelo Gomes – Glass House
—Inventory Issue 09

Online Feature: Nike Free Hyperfeel – A Genealogy

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—01. A still from The Art + Science of Feeling.

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To coincide with the launch of two new Nike shoes built around the brand's innovative Free Hyperfeel concept, we asked Gary Warnett to compile a genealogy highlighting the past models he considers vital to Nike's latest running releases. The subsequent feature – with supporting imagery from the Nike archives, a comprehensive look at both new styles, and a video by Emrah Gonulkirmaz – can be viewed by following the link below.

—Online Feature: Nike Free Hyperfeel – A Genealogy
—Video: The Art + Science of Feeling by Emrah Gonulkirmaz

Online Feature: Rose Bowl

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Words by Liz Armstrong.
Photography by Sarah Soquel Morhaim.

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Photographer Sarah Soquel Morhaim and writer Liz Armstrong both have an affinity for LA's legendary Rose Bowl – a large-scale, world-renowned flea market that takes place on the second Sunday of every month, in the shadows of the famous sports stadium in Pasadena. The pair visited the market before the break of dawn, to witness and record firsthand the dedicated buyers who pay a premium rate to get first dibs on the available wares – donning flashlight headbands to rummage through piles of clothing and other rarities in the darkness. As the sun came up, and the pedestrian throngs arrived, Sarah and Liz spent the remainder of the day documenting the comings and goings of the regular sellers, bargain hunters, and rare memorabilia collectors.

—Online Feature: Rose Bowl

Online Feature: Heath Ceramics

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—01. Photography by Dave Potes.

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Back in May, as part of the NoHo Design District event, Heath Ceramics celebrated their ten year anniversary at The Future Perfect store, on Great Jones Street in New York City. Follow the link below to see photos from the show and read a little more about the company's history and forthcoming celebrations.

—Online Feature: Heath Ceramics

Online Feature: Needles & Pens 10 Year Show

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Needles & Pens is a small, independently owned artist book and zine shop, located in the Mission neighbourhood of San Francisco. A stalwart of both the local and international art scene, the store and gallery recently celebrated its ten year anniversary, and Inventory contributor Adam Cimino – along with photographer and filmmaker Harry Gregory – was there to capture the celebratory show; held at San Francisco's legendary Luggage Store Gallery.

—Online Feature: Needles & Pens 10 Year Show

Online Feature: Workers, Okayama

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—01. Takashi Tateno.

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Providing a behind the scenes look at both our Issue 07 feature on Takashi Tateno and our collaboration with his brand, Workers, we recently published a series of photographs from our time in Okayama.

—Online Feature: Workers, Okayama

Online Feature: Shino Takeda Studio Visit

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We began working with Shino Takeda last spring and we had the chance to visit her studio this winter. The feature takes a look at her New York space and the process that goes into her work.

—Online Feature: Shino Takeda Studio Visit

Online Feature: Arc'teryx Veilance Fall '12

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—01. Archaeopteryx lithographica.

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To coincide with its launch, Arc'teryx Veilance designer Conroy Nachtigall explores the key elements of the brand's fourth fall collection, guiding us through the various components that form its foundation, and discussing the technical challenges encountered in bringing these garments to life. To read the feature in full, follow the link below.

—Online Feature: Arc'teryx Veilance Fall '12