For those of you that have not checked out the video yet, that Supreme produced for their Damien Hirst skatedecks, we bring it to you here today, thanks to Curated Magazine. Enjoy!

The time has come. After announcing them earlier, the Damien Hirst For Supreme skateboard decks are about to be released.

Hirst is known for his Spin paintings made at random on a spinning circular surface, and his now iconic, graphic Spot paintings that depict rows of randomly-colored circles. This week, Supreme will release a series of three decks designed by Damien Hirst featuring his Spin paintings.

The decks will be released in-store and online on Thursday, April 2nd. Available in Japan on Saturday, April 4th.

Make sure to check out the video of the artist talking about the project on the Supreme website.

After the jump detailed images of all three Damien Hirst For Supreme decks follow.

Interview Magazine has caught up with James Jebbia, founder of Supreme New York. The man is hard to catch in an interview, so it is definitely worth the read. They talk about the economic crisis, the start of Supreme, what changed since then, how the skateboard decks evolved and a lot more.

Also we get a first look at the upcoming collaboration of Supreme and artist Damien Hirst. After Jeff Koons, Takashi Murakami and many other high profile artists, the next series of Supreme decks is decorated with the art of Damien Hirst.

Read the full interview here.

A new Damien Hirst exhibition will be opening in Hong Kong at Fabrik Contemporary Art, the same gallery that previously showed Takashi Murakami. The exhibition will showcase new works by the British artist. The exhibition will run until December 14th.

Last week we showed you the first part of the Levi’s x Damien Hirst Fall 2008 collection, which consisted of t-shirts, hoodies and denim. Now that the collection has arrived in Japan, we can show you some more pieces of it.

In terms of cut-and-sew they also present a shirt and denim jackets. More t-shirts have also been released and in terms of accessories they are offering two scarfs. The collection is now available in Levi’s Japan stores and online.

Detailed images of the new releases follow after the jump.

Some images of the collection have already appeared. Here we can now give you a complete look at the Levi’s x Damien Hirst Fall 2008 collection.

Art collectors and denim connoisseurs have a new object of desire; a handful of ultra-rare Levi’s® 1947 501® jeans turned into unique works of art by celebrated contemporary artist Damien Hirst.

Hirst, whose works recently fetched an amazing £111 million in just two days, breaking all auction records previously held by Picasso, has turned seven pairs of iconic 1947 501® jeans into canvases to create unique signature Spin Paintings.

Just one of these striking pieces will be exhibited and sold in the UK to mark the arrival of the Damien Hirst X Levi’s® collection. With a reserve price of £15,000, it will be unveiled at Cinch, Newburgh St, from Wednesday 16th October, where it will sold through a silent auction. Full details will be available in store.

The Levi’s® X Damien Hirst collection revolves around three key themes of Damien Hirst’s body of work – the skull, spots and tropical butterfly. Levi’s® 501® jeans in black and over-dye blue are teamed with white, black and deep purple rock-inspired T-shirts emblazoned with iconic Hirst imagery – tropical butterflies, dots and skulls.

Have a complete look at the Levi’s x Damien Hirst Fall 2008 Collection after the jump.

The world tour of Damien Hirst’s “For the Love of God” will kick off on November 1 at Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum. Widely celebrated thus far, the diamond encrusted skull will be accompanied by a selection of the Museum’s 17th Century art chosen by Hirst himself. It seems that he’s not only changing the nature of how art is sold, but also how it is exhibited. “For the Love of God” will remain in Amsterdam until December 15.

Next Monday and Tuesday (9/15 and 9/16) Damien Hirst’s much anticipated Beautiful Inside My Mind Forever hits the auction block at Sotheby’s London location. Groundbreaking, in the sense that Hirst is skipping the traditional gallery market and going a, as he puts it, more democratic route. The sale is sure to bring in some large sums. And that, to be honest, takes some of the democracy away. 

Sotheby’s description of the sale is as follows — "Beautiful Inside My Head Forever, a major auction of works by Damien Hirst, will include an important series of new pieces which have been created over the past two years, including monumental formaldehyde sculptures; paintings which expand on the artist’s classic themes such as butterflies, cancer cells and pills; exquisite new cabinets and insightful preparatory drawings."

View some selections from the Beautiful Inside My Mind Forever sale after the jump.

The limited edition Levi’s x Damien Hirst collection will be getting into stores this Fall.Combining a fascination by the artist of skulls and denim, he has combines the two elements and we give you a first look at what there is to come. 
"Hirst worked closely on the project with designer Adrian Nyman, who previously made a collection of Levi’s imprinted with Andy Warhol’s art. The current Fall 08 line focuses on three common themes from only Hirst’s work—skulls, spots and tropical butterflies. The images are emblazoned on black and blue jeans, as well as white, black and purple t-shirts. Some of the skull images feature the splattered paint of his "spin paintings" and one shirt has the black and white portrait of the artist and a skull. The line is rounded out with a signature denim and leather jacket." Via Coolhunting.
The Levi’s x Damien Hirst line will be hitting stores like Barney’s New York, Fred Segal and Union (NYC) in mid-September.

Turner prize winner Damien Hirst is changing his selling tactic. Rather than go the traditional gallery route, the artist will now take new material directly to auction. Two shows worth of Hirst’s work will hit the floor at Sotheby’s on September 15 and 16. Included is the "The Golden Calf," a bull sealed in a formaldehyde filled gold plated and glass box. The work is estimated to go for twelve million pounds. 
Hirst’s sale, titled "Beautiful Inside My Head Forever," signals a major change in the art world. His prices are no longer "set" as it were, and in the competitive contemporary market we can expect record highs for Hirst’s sales. Not so sure that the auction house move actually opens Hirst to a wider market, but it will certainly lead to deep pockets. Via Supertouch.