As these are supposedly the only sample pair of Bruiser colour-way Dunks in the country we thought it might be time to actually pull them out of the drawer they’ve been languishing in and post a pic of them for your viewing pleasure. Styled on a classic Airwalk shoe, colour wise at least, these are sure to be earning serious coin on eBay once they’re out. Seriously, whatever happened to earning some extra pin money from car-boot sales?
After the success of our first two London soirees, put on in partnership with Slam City Skates, we thought we’d keep the ball rolling and bring you another evening of free entertainment. Yes that’s right, FREE entertainment. On at the Macbeth boozer with Lele (Speaks) and Wonk Unit on stage and Jackson, Smasher, Toby Shaull and Ches in the booth, it should be a laugh riot. As you know, nothing quite screams ‘fun times’ like a sketchy hand drawn flyer.
And here’s the evidence. As much as we love Swedish vintage rockers Witchcraft we can’t condone this, the campfire is a very nice touch though. You can beg them to give it a rest in person when they’re over here on tour with Danava and Gentlemans Pistols in April.
Manchester’s Richard Goodall Gallery is hosting the quaint and possibly even a little bit spooky work of American painter Kendra Binney from the end of this month. So if it looks like your cup of Earl Grey click here for further details/opening times/prices etc why dontcha?
We’ve all been big fans of this Japanese TV show for ages, so we thought it was about time to share. Following chimpanzee Pak-Kun and his bulldog sidekick James as they do average, normal, mundane human tasks like taking the tube, working out and making Udon noodles from scratch, while it’s a typical slice of Saccharine Jap TV it’s also by happy coincidence, amazing. Here the duo ride the train, but you’ll have to hunt for the rest yourselves.
Set-up to coincide with the centenary of the great man’s birth The Imperial War Museum North is now showing a collection of George Rodger’s exceptional war photographs.
Just in case you needed reminding, San Francisco’s Needles and Pens emporium slash artists collective is showing a collection of ink drawings, paintings, prints, photographs, and even an installation at London’s 96 Gillespie Gallery until the 23rd of March.
