Collaborative special edition of Frank151 Powered by G-Shock. Written by Tim Brodhagen with photography by Craig Wetherby, the book includes features with Mister Cartoon, Redman, and Todd Jordan about their special edition G-Shocks as well as mini-interviews with Stevie Williams, Matt Hammer, Gabe Kling, Chris Gibbs (Union LA), Geoff Anglade (Fight Club NY), and Mr. Bee (Franks Chop Shop). Front and back cover spreads chronologically detail the history of G-Shock watch by watch from 1983 to 2009. Available in select FDL locations globally (Japan, US, Europe) starting the first week of November. Stay tuned for more collaboration between these two brands.

Check out an exclusive preview of the Frank151 x G-Shock Book after the jump.

The forthcoming Halloween-themed issue of Juxtapoz will be guest curated by legendary, gore-obsessed artist Pushead. “Pushead hung out at the Juxtapoz offices this past month helping bring his vision to fruition, which includes featuring the likes of Eric So, Rockin’ Jelly Bean, Wes Benscoter, Takato Yamamoto, Kristin Callahan, and many more. On top of all that, Pushead added a few new twists to our layout we’ve never tired before. Definitely not an issue to miss. Look out for it hitting newsstands and mailboxes in a few weeks.”

The time has come. A while back we gave you a first detailed look at the Nike Sportswear x Nylon Magazine Dunk Hi Collection and tomorrow it will be released at the Nike Sportswear Store at 21 Mercer Street in NYC. While the pink and green colorways were exclusive to UrbanOutfitters.com, and have already sold out, the orange, blue and yellow pairs will be available tomorrow. A lot of people got very excited about these, so make sure that you get them tomorrow if you have a chance!

Here above a behind the scenes video from the photoshoot of the sneaker. Images of the Nike Sportswear x Nylon Magazine Dunk Hi Pack after the jump.

Soon the new issue of The Journal Magazine will be released, a magazine of contemporary culture, known for breaking the news on the latest in the art scene. The Entry No. 26 issue consists of works by and on Juergen Teller, Pamela Anderson, Ol’ Dirty Bastard and others.

The great thing is, if you purchase The Journal Magazine, you do not only get the latest issue, but also a limited edition Mark Gonzales poster.

The 10th issue of art magazine Faesthetic has been released today and once again it is certainly worth picking up. Aside from 35 artists featured in the new issue, they also present a 16 page photo diary by Skullphone. Based in the cover artwork, created by Mike Perry and Jim Stoten, they have also released a t-shirt.

Take a look inside Faesthetic Issue 10 after the jump.

The new issue of Lodown Magazine has been released. Around since ‘95, the Berlin based underground magazine presents in its 64th issue lots of interesting topics and people surrounding the topics of art, music, lifestyle and fashion. As usual, definitely with picking up. Art direction on this latest issue was done by StudioAnti from Berlin.

From underground roots to national consciousness, Shepard Fairey’s Obama poster made him one of GQ’s Men of the Year. That honor is shared by the President-elect himself. Not surprisingly, Obama has been named TIME MAGAZINE Person of the Year. Who better than to design the cover for the issue than Shepard. A banner year for the artist, whose new found national acclaim should translate into some good traffic at his debut museum show, opening February at the ICA Boston. (Via SuperTouch).

Juxtapoz has just released it’s January 2009 issue. WK Interact is the months cover story, with highlights of his most recent work within the magazines pages. Others featured include Ian Francis and Munk One. As you’d expect Juxtapoz January 2009 also has its share of interviews and reviews. Available direct and on news stands now.

The guys from Fixed Gear London have released the second issue of Fixed Magazine. Once again the issue contains lots of interesting articles and product, and is thus definitely worth checking out. Via Glltn.

You can download the magazine for free here.

Around 6 times per year, agnès b. and Hans-Ulrich Obrist give carte blanche to an artist to appropriate the space of the paper. An 8-page tabloid format, identical for each artist. Repetition and difference. 100,000 to 300,000 copies are available free of charge around the world (in bookshops, museums, galleries, schools, cafés, etc.), as well as in all of the agnès b. locations (France, Europe, USA, Asia). They call Point d’ironie a hybrid periodical – half magazine, half poster.

Robert Crumb was the latest artist to be invited to work on issue 45 of Point d’ironie. It comes in all black/white and features lots of great comic works by the artist. Via Selectism.

Pick your free copy up now, it’s well worth it!

After the jump a couple of images from the Robert Crumb issue.