Now that the song has been officially released this morning via Facebook, Kanye West presents the official single artwork to the song “H.A.M.” featuring himself and Jay-Z. We would guess that the artwork also comes from fashion designer Riccardo Tisci.

A full look at the artwork follows after the jump.

With the release of the Bird God toys, that we presented to you a couple of days ago, Amos will also be starting to sell off some of the original artwork previously featured in the Selected Drawings Book by James Jarvis. The sale will run for one month and will start end of March. Dates still need to be confirmed. We will keep you posted!
By the way, the above drawing of the Beach Boys, is among the artworks on sale.

For the first time ever Arkitip handed the design responsibilities for the issue edition to an outside source. That source being the design trio Wood Wood. Their 44th issue edition also served as the working catalog for the HIGHMATH exhibition that took place last week at the Pool Gallery in Berlin.
Artists that participated in the exhibition were Andrew Schoultz, Chris Lindig, Ed Templeton, Evan Hecox, Cody Hudson, CR Stecyk III, Eric Elms, Gary Benzel, Geoff McFetridge, Jo Jackson, José Parlá, Josh Petherick, Kaws, Killpixie, Michael Leon, Kevin Lyons, Michael Perry, Parra, Phil Frost, Perks, Peter Beste, Peter Sutherland, Richard Colman, Ryan Waller, Shepard Fairey, Todd St. John & Steven Harrington. If you could not make it yet, the exhibition is still running, so go check it out.
For the occasion Arkitip did not only release their latest issue. It actually came in a box set, which consisted of the magazine and also a 3D Viewer with slides of all the artwork that was also presented at the exhibition. The box set is now on sale for 45 USD here.
After the jump more pictures.

The popular “Adolescence” t-shirt from the Rockers NYC Spring/Summer ‘07 collection sold out everywhere when it was released. Now they bring it back as a webstore exclusive in two colorways. Only 12 t-shirts of each colorway have been made. The t-shirts which show artwork by Marc Rude, recreated by Marcus Burrowes are now available online!

Santa’s Ghetto is a low-cost art event, that has some pretty big names in it. This year (as reported earlier by us) they went to Bethlehem opposite the Church of the Nativity to put their art on the walls.
Participating artists were this year Banksy, Kelsey Brooks, Ron English, Swoon, Blu, Aiko, 3D and many others. There is a dedicated website of the event, showing lots of pictures of the art and the environment that is was created in. It definitely a very impressive art project.
They also released limited edition prints by some of the artists, including Banksy and Kelsey Brooks, but you have to hurry to get one of those!

From the 12th to the 14th of July, Firmament presents a clash of contemporary German music, art and design – in a joint project that is based on true dedication and a mutual understanding of style.

Berlin based DJ Fetisch has worked exclusively with fellow Berliner, artist Carsten Fock, to produce two strictly limited adidas vs. TNT (Terranova Tunes) packages containing rare Lottergirls “BUT PLEASE FUCK THE SYSTEM” Vinyl EP’s, and matching premium adidas sweatshirts. The two different sets are, Box 1: Grey sweatshirt, EP 1 with original remixes. Box 2: Black sweatshirt, EP 2 with original remixes. Record cover artwork, and sweatshirt are screen-printed, and hand numbered by Carsten Fock personally (record only). Each set will also include a mix CD by Fetisch&Me containing up and coming TNT vinyl releases by Terranova, Snax, Kaos, Lottergirls and more. Via Beinghunted. The original artwork will be presented for the first time during Berlin Fashion Week at an exclusive installation within Firmament.