Once again the Parisian concept store Colette has something special waiting for you, bringing together some of the most talented artists from around the globe – Domestic Curated.
CURATED BY COLETTE is a collection of vinyls by 10 leading artists and graphic designers. André – aka Mr A -, Claude Closky, So-Me, Work in Progress (Self Service) from Paris, +41 from Switzerland, Greg Foley (Visionaire) and Fabien Baron from New York, KAWS from Brooklyn, Jeremy Scott from Beverly Hills and Nagi Noda from Tokyo. Only 500 copies of each set have been made, and all are exclusive to colette in France.
The set is now available at the Colette eshop. Check out the other vinyls after the jump.

Photographer Shawn Mortensen will soon be coming out with his new book, Out Of Mind, and to coincide with the release, FUCT will be putting out two t-shirts. Shawn Mortensen has photographed some of our generations greatest performers. The two t-shirts that FUCT will be releasing feature pictures of Snoop Dogg and The Nororious B.I.G. from the early 90’s.
The Hundreds will hold an exhibition of the artists work beginning of November. The FUCT t-shirts will be released 1rst of October at selected FUCT retailers. Via Hypebeast.
Check out the two t-shirts in detail after the jump.

Benny Gold, the designer of the Benny Gold Collection and most of the Huf projects, got together with Real Skateboards to work with them on their Remix collection. Previous collaborators include Kaws, Gonz and Pushead.

Remix is a re-interpretation of Real’s OG oval logo by various artists. The outcome of this Real x Benny Gold collaboration is of course a skateboard deck and along also clothing, including a New Era, hoodie and more. Just another impressive project by Benny Gold.
After the jump a look at the Mass Appeal feature that also gives you a look at what Tommy Guerrero and Usugrow came up with for the Remix project.

In collaboration with the Uniqlo Inspired Series and Shift Magazine in Japan the Ace Hotel has commissioned 11 Northwest Artists to create T-shirt and couch cushion designs based on the theme of travel. These T-shirts are limited edition and will be sold only at Uniqlo stores in Japan, NYC, and London, and online at ut.uniqlo.com . Many of the Artists involved have also painted original murals in the rooms of the new Ace Hotel Portland.
Artists involved in the project were: Evan B Harris, Justin “Scrappers” Morrison, Sarah Gottesdiener, Brent Wick, Jeremy Pelley, Philip Iosca, Storm Tharp, Liza Reitz, Amy Ruppell , David Kaul, Shawn Wolfe.
In celebration of the launch of these t-shirts The Ace Hotel event space in Portland, OR will host an opening party and 5 day exhibition featuring original works from many of the artists on this project, and the chance to purchase the T-shirts online. The launch party is scheduled for Friday September 28th at 9:30pm and will feature live music from NW DJs and bands and a full bar. The gallery exhibit, titled “Portland ♥’s Japan – The Art of Travel,” will remain up from September 28th through October 2nd and most of the works will be for sale by the artists.

After the jump you can check out the rest of the designs.

As usual, the Supreme news come in Monday morning. This time they announced an exciting collaboration with two Japanese artists. Supreme will release a series of limited edition skateboard decks designed by artists Takashi Murakami and Mr. The series will consist of three decks designed by each artist.

They will be available exclusively through the six Supreme stores (New York, Los Angeles and four locations throughout Japan) and selected retail accounts.

On September 20th, the skate decks will also be available in their new online shop (u.s. only). Just a few months ago Supreme launched their first website, which was already unexpected. An online store was definitely the last thing we would ever see from Supreme. Unfortunately the online store is U.S. only.
Otherwise this is just another impressive collaboration by the NYC brand. Thanks to them some of us get our hands on artwork that is otherwise too expensive and unattainable.
Check out all decks in detail after the jump.

Once again Mekanism presents an outstanding new project and this time gave carte blanche to German painter Albert Oehlen. Even though we have seen other artist collaboration projects by Mekanism, this project is a new approach. Albert Oehlen since the beginning of his career tries to question our conception of beauty and ugliness, which you can see in all of his paintings, collages and images.
For this project with Mekanism, the artist painted a skull with a pig nose onto 50 skateboard decks. After using severl stencils for the general form of the skull, the rest including the details and the nose have been handpainted, making each deck unique.
This project is an edition of 50 handpainted skabteboard decks. Each is original and unique and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, signed and numbered by Albert Oehlen.
The boards will be released September 12th. Check out detailed pictures after the jump.

Freshness reports about the Pepsi event that took place at Recon/Nort NYC. The event was the start of a Pepsi artist collaboration series, Premium Goods, that will continue with collaboration bottles with WESC, DJ AM and others.
At the event they did not only reveal the Pepsi x Nort bottle, designed by Stash, they also revealed the new Nort x Jason Markk sneaker cleaning set. After the Jason Markk x Undefeated collaboration, this makes perfectly sense for NYC.

The Big Geezers Tour 2007 – a Carhartt paint trip through Scandinavia and East Europe. Eight respected artists are hitting the road in a giant night liner to join forces and spread love, peace and friendship across the cities: Microbo (Italy), Joska (Germany), Jeremy Fish (USA), Wayne Horse (Netherlands), Bo 130 (Italy), The London Police (UK), Galo (Italy) and Will Barras (UK) – all part of the Big Geezers family.

In the last years Carhartt has supported and worked closely with many artists and therefore it seems natural to pay tribute to the Big Geezers and initiate this one time road trip. After the Tour D’Amour last summer through South Europe, Carhartt now discovers the North and the East: Copenhagen, Oslo, Warsaw, Budapest, Vienna, and Bratislava – 6 Stops and 5500km in 3 weeks.

The term “Big Geezers” stands for a group of artists doing something together. Originally the idea comes from Chaz, the man behind the London Police. He is the one uniting all the Big Geezers to one force – in this case a paint trip.
Not only do all participating artists contribute their artworks at each location, they also created a Carhartt Big Geezers Clothing collection, that consists of t-shirts, hoodies, sticker bags and some other pieces. We present you here the complete collection, something you do not want to miss out on.
Check out the Big Geezers Collection after the jump.

Hopefully you recall Supply, Australia’s most exclusive store carrying the same range of brands such as Union, Juice and the other top tier accounts. Once in a while they also bring out their own t-shirt line and always work with some interesting artists. The new line is dropping soon and this time they worked with Ed Repka. A connoisseur of the grotesque and proponent of supernatural realism, Repka is perhaps best known worldwide for his illustrations of Vic Rattlehead-Megadeth’s skeletal mascot from the 1980’s, which for over a decade has adorned CD covers, posters, tshirts. In general the artist is best known for 80’s metal band cd covers.
Here above you see the graphic he did for Supply – Sydney on Fire! After the jump some more examples of his work. We’ll keep you posted on the release of the new Supply t-shirts.

Here we present you some images of the G-Shock Conre Magazine – CONCRE Magazine “THE ROUGH AND TOUGH OF NYC” G-SHOCK Story. We presented you teh G-Shock Conre project last week, featuring limited edition watches designed by some of the most influential designers and artist in this culture, including Madsaki and Eric Elms.
The Conre Magazine features Neal Santos. Neal Santos was born and raised in New York City. Having grown up between Washington Heights and the South Bronx he was exposed to some of the world’s most culturally diverse areas throughout his youth. These days he is developing a clothing line with the Teamworks name and working on projects with friends like collaborator J. Money. As a freelance designer he is working on several Supreme co-branded products, one which, an Oakley-Supreme collection was released this spring. Neal will be launching the Teamworks clothing line 2007 with a series of shirts that are going to be in 50 specialty clothing boutiques.
Check out the complete photoshoot after the jump and expect more to come from Neal Santos later this year.