Last night Neckface opened his latest exhibition, entitled “Into Darkness”, at the OHWOW gallery in Los Angeles. Following the success of the Halloween-themed show in Miami last year, Neck’s new show features a slew of fresh paintings, sculptures and installations alongside an intricate Halloween themed maze. The show runs until November 20, 2010.

Continue reading for a photo recap of the opening night.

Today we come across a trailer, announcing the forthcoming exhibition of artist Neckface in Los Angeles, entitled “Into Darkness”.

“A homecoming of sorts for the California native, Into Darkness will feature Neck Face at his nastiest – meaning of course, at his best. Following up 2009’s now legendary performance-cum-exhibition in Miami, the artist sets his sights on Hollywood and brings with him the same energy and originality that has made him a cult favorite. Lock your windows and close your doors. He’s on the loose and there’s no telling what surprises he’ll have in store this Halloween.”

NECK FACE
Into Darkness
October 31 – November 20, 2010
OHWOW
101 S. La Brea / Los Angeles / CA 90036

Via Freshngood.

New York street artist Neckface worked closely with Altamont on a signature collection of apparel for spring. While several garments (such as the above bandana/balaclava) feature Nasty Neck’s signature artwork, a number of pieces are more toned down with a focus on hidden pockets and other details conducive to Neckface’s lifestyle.

Photos: Peter Williams for Highsnobiety.com

Take a leap for more shots of the Neckface apparel from Altamont.

Clark Magazine is getting ready to release their latest issue and once again they impress with a strong lin-up of collaborators. The cover art, as well as a photo spread inside the magazine have been produced by New York artist Neckface and Japanese photographer Keiichi Nitta. Together they imitate important personalities, including Karl Lagerfeld on the cover. Of course the mag has much more in it and is a must have.

Take a closer look inside Clark Magazine Issue 42 after the jump.

Shake Junt gets together with Neckface on a t-shirt. The tee comes with a multicolor graphic by the New York artist and will be released today in two colorways.

Take a closer look at the tee after the jump.

Just yesterday we showed you images of the special Neckface t-shirts that were released at the “Now I Remember” exhibition at Stitch Tokyo. Today we can show you some recap images of the photo exhibition, including works by Neckface, Todd Jordan, Jerry Hsu, Curtis Buchanan, Jen “JR” Reynolds, Kevin “Spanky” Long and others.

Take a look at the images from the exhibition after the jump.

“Now I Remember” is a photo exhibition that will open its doors this coming Saturday, March 13th, at Stitch Tokyo. On display are works by Todd James, Neckface, Kevin Long, Jerry Hsu, Tino Razo, Aaron Bondaroff and others. For the occasion Stless will release in April a Neckface designed t-shirt.

More detailed images of the Neckface “Now I Remember” T-Shirts follow after the jump.

V Magazine presents this new “The Writing on the Wall” video, in which NYC artist Neckface gives a tour of his latest show. The show took place at the OHWOW Gallery in Miami end of 2009. Enjoy!

To celebrate the release of their debut album, The Goat & the Occasional Others, a Los Angeles-based garage band which formed in 2007 by two skateboarders (Andrew Reynolds, Shane Heyl), they got together with Neckface and Emerica on a limited sneaker pack. Not only the sneakers feature graphics by Neckface, but also their album cover, as well as special skateboard decks and t-shirts that are being released along with the album.

Detailed images of the Neckface designed album cover, CD, t-shirt, skateboard deck and of course both Emerica sneakers follow after the jump.

Today we hear first things about an upcoming Neckface Film. It seems like the artist stays busy after his recent very successful exhibition opening in Miami. Hee is currently working with Ty Evans on a film. Here you already get to see the trailer.

Evans recently told Slash Film that: “The Necface doc is super rough right now. I started filming Neck back in 2005. A lot has happened since then and there is a lot more to come. When I first started filming him I told him I want to film him for a long time span to capture his growth and everything that comes along with it. It is not coming out anytime soon. Maybe I’m half way? Maybe I’m just getting started? I have no clue. Neck is the illest guy out there and I’m psyched he picked me to tell his story.”

Check out the trailer here above. Enjoy!

Via Arrested Motion/Skatefairy.