Selectism brings new of Edun’s first campaign. “Back in 2005, Bono and his wife, Ali Hewson, founded the Edun line to bring awareness to trade in Africa and beyond. While no major campaigns have occurred under the Edun name, both Bono and Mrs. Hewson have been featured in Louis Vuitton campaigns with the mention of Edun and the African connections.  It all changes for Edun with their debut campaign photographed by Ryan McGinley. The new Edun advertisement campaign features six photographs each featuring one of six species of butterflies – all indigenous to Africa.”

View full looks the campaign shots for Edun at Selectism.

After checking out Wynwood Walls & Doors, the Wynwood Walls Exhibition and producing a nice video about the experience, the MADE team makes it over to The Ring Art Center to check out The Trilogy Exhibition.

Curated by Sonia Taborda, works shown are by Ryan McGinley, Dan Colen and Dash Snow. None of the works on display are actually for sale, but shown is an entirely private collection by two Portuguese collectors. Running until December 8th, 2011, one artwork by each artist will be auctioned off on Saturday, with all proceeds going to charity.

Photography: MADE/Highsnobiety.com

Check out the exhibition in its entirety after the jump.

Dazed & Confused presents a great November 2011 issue, celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. The Photo Special includes exclusive images from contributors such as Benjamin Alexander Huseby, Rankin, Damien Hirst, Ryan McGinley, Will McBride, Manuela Pavesi and many more. Furthermore Danny field opens his archive of the Lower East Side 70’s scene and other features include Steven Gill and Chantal Regnault. It looks like a must buy issue.

Pringle is known for their artist collaborations in recent years. This season they present a cashmere twinset, featuring a cardigan and a crewneck sweater, in collaboration with Ryan McGinley. The knitwear collaboration is now available from colette.

Take a further look after the jump.

Nowness presents a new short film by photographer Ryan McGinley. The artist documented his year’s Pitchfork Festival, concentrating on his two favorite bands – Girls and Smith Western. A beautiful look behind the scenes, coupled with good music, makes this a must watch. Enjoy!

Today we can give you a recap of the “3+1″ exhbition at the galerie du jour agnès b. in Paris, which started September 9th. “3+1″ stands for Dash Snow, Harmony Korine and Ryan McGinley and agnès b. The idea behind the exhibition is to bring back to live the work of Dash Snow among artwork of his close friends. The exhibition runs until November 6th, so make sure to pass by.

UPDATE: KR painted the entrance to galerie du jour for this show (as seen here). KR says, “I just happened to be in Paris, and the last time I was there was with Dash and Ryan for a show at Gallery du Jour, So Agnes thought it would be cool if I painted something.”

More views of the works on display follow after the jump.

American photographer Ryan McGinley tries his hand at video with “Entrance Romance,” a Nowness exclusive featuring super-model Carolyn Murphy. The film, shot partially in slow motion with a Phantom camera, sees Carolyn play with a WD-40 can turned flame thrower, passionately kiss a dog, and smile as a fish bowl smashes over her head. Press play.

After a preview of the photo shoot of Ryan McGinley of M.I.A. for New York Times Magazine, we bring you a behind the scenes video of the same shoot. The photo story and M.I.A. interview are on newsstands now!

For the upcoming issue of the New York Times Magazine, Ryan McGinley shot M.I.A., showing off the beautiful time in the city at the moment. The photos will appear along with an in-depth interview with Maya.

Take a preview look at the images after the jump.

Once again Ryan McGinley will be exhibiting new work at the Team Gallery. Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere will run from the 18th of March through the 17th of April 2010. Team Gallery is located at 83 Grand Street, cross streets Wooster and Greene, on the ground floor.

“For his latest exhibition, Ryan McGinley has shifted his focus away from constructing a youthful sublime within the boundless American landscape and has concentrated instead on creating imagery within the confines of his New York studio. The result is a surprisingly restrained, open-ended study of black and white portraiture. Here we see McGinley not as a chronicler of youthful adventure, but as an engine for an almost scientific cataloguing of a kind of emotional optimism.”

This is McGinley’s third solo show at Team. A new monograph published by Dashwood Books will accompany the exhibition. Included is a conversation between McGinley and photographer Catherine Opie.

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