We take another look at the new Nike Livestrong Dunk High Premium Tier Zero, which will be releasing tomorrow at Undefeated La Brea in LA. The high top sneaker comes in a black premium leather version with subtle yellow accents on the upper and a matching yellow outer sole. Furthermore it features a multicolor stripe accent on the heel.

Eddie Cruz previews a new Livestrong Dunk High that will be released this Saturday at UNDFTD La Brea. Commemorating the start of the 2010 Tour de France, the sneaker features the classic bike racing colors along the heel alongside the traditional black and yellow of the Livestrong Foundation.

The Nike Sweet Classic Canvas Low is a simple, yet suitable summer sneaker. Here we present you a version from the Livestrong collection, featuring grey canvas on the upper, signature Livestrong yellow accents, and a bike all-over pattern on the mid-sole. The sneaker is now available from Finishline.

Following the LIVESTRONG x Nike Lunarfly+ and Lunarglide+ Nike continues their LIVESTRONG support with the Nike Free TR. In our opinion, the Free TR is one of the better looking training shoes out. As you would expect, the sneaker features a black, grey and yellow color story mixed with all sorts of Nike tech including Flywire panels and a Free sole. Grab a pair here.

Take a leap for another look at the LIVESTRONG x Nike Free TR.

Nike continues their on-going Livestrong support with two new runners for Summer 2010. The Lunarglide+ and Lunarfly+ (the + signifying Nike+ iPod ready) each come in the classic black, grey and yellow Livestrong colorway and are available now via the Nike Store. Summer’s almost here. Get running.

Take a leap for more images of the Nike x Livestrong Summer 2010 Releases.

After some previews and video interviews with some of the participating artists, we will now give you a look at all the artworks that are on display at the Stages 09 Miami exhibition this week, presented by Nike Sportswear and Lance Armstrong’s Livestrong foundation.

The contributing artists include Cai Guo-Qiang, Clayton Brothers, Rosson Crow, Jules De Balincourt, Dzine, Shepard Fairey, Futura, Tomoo Gokita, Andreas Gursky, KAWS, Geoff McFetridge, Yoshitomo Nara, Catherine Opie, Os Gemeos, Erik Parker, José Parlá, Raymond Pettibon, Lari Pittman, Richard Prince, Ed Ruscha, Tom Sachs, Kenny Scharf, Eric White, Christopher Wool, Dustin Yellin and Aaron Young.

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Take a look at all works after the jump and make sure to pass by should you be around.

As we’re sure you’re aware, Nike and Lance Armstrong’s Livestrong Foundation brought together an impressive list of artists for Stages 09. After impressive shows in both New York and Paris, the exhibition has arrived at it’s final stop in Miami, for Art Basel 2009. Here’s a great interview with one of our favorite artists in the show, Geoff McFetridge. Enjoy!

Eddie Cruz and UNDFTD have held a strong position in street culture on the West Coast. Having worked with Nike in the past, the two have fused together their diverse background’s to rework the iconic Air Force 1. This new shoe follows the ‘Artist Series’ collection that was auctioned for charity in July, and uses the LIVESTRONG foundation as a basis for its’ design.

For those who remember, there is a comparable feel to the Nike x UNDFTD Air Force 1, released in 2006. Incorporating the pallet of colors of black and yellow which are so well associated with the LIVESTRONG and the fight against cancer. More notable facet’s of design which can refer to the release of 2006 are the ‘Shemagh’ textile used on the front half of the sneaker as well as the ‘ONYABIKEKID’ slogan, which replaces the ‘ONYAFEETKID’, a theme that strongly refers to the origin of UNDFTD. The shoe combines the numerous references to create a unique background to its design.

The LIVESTRONG UNDFTD Air Force 1 will be available at select Nike Sportswear retailers on Dec. 4th, 2009.

More detailed images of the sneaker follow after the jump.

Just yesterday we presented a video interview with Kenny Scharf and Kaws about the Stages exhibition, which will re-open in a couple of days in Miami Beach, in time for Art Basel Miami. To make an even louder impact this time around, Nike has invited some more artists to create works for the exhibition. Stages calls in Los Angeles based Christian and Rob Clayton, aka the Clayton Brothers, the furious paintings from Erik Parker and the black and white portraiture genius of artist Tomoo Gokita for a high energy show full of talent and spirit. All artwork on display as part of Stages will be available for purchase with proceeds directly benefiting Livestrong.

STAGES Miami will be open to the public at O.H.W.O.W. Gallery, from 4th to the 6th of December 2009.

O.H.W.O.W. 888 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 331132 TEL: 305-633-9345 Gallery hours: Fri-Sat, 12-8pm, Sun 12-6pm www.oh-wow.com

Take a detailed look at the new works that will be on display after the jump.

The Stages 09 exhibition, a collaborative effort between Nike Sportswear and Lance Armstrong’s Livestrong foundation, will open for the last time its doors in Miami next month, during Art Basel Miami. After previously being shown in Paris and New York, the impressive list of artists that worked on special pieces for the show is back one more time. Check out here above an interview with two of our favorite artists from the show – Kenny Scharf and Kaws. Enjoy!