Once again we are very impressed by the motion graphic work of Parisian based agency Mathematics, who produced this new piece directed by Jonas & Francois. For Audio Bullys latest single “Only Man” they created a storyline based on the sole of sneakers. Check it out!

The full credits are here below:
Artist: AUDIO BULLYS
Label: THE THREE SIZE GROUP / COOKING VINYL
Production: EL NIÑO
Directors: JONAS & FRANCOIS
Producer: JULES DIENG

In the video above Hans Zimmer and Pharrell Williams discuss the vision they had in launching UJAM – “a new technology platform which everyone can use to compose, produce, and publish their own music.” For a better idea of how it works, check out the tutorial video here. Currently the application is invite only, but you can head to UJAM to put yourself on the list.

Levi Maestro is back and this time on a trip around the globe, which started recently in New York. He passed by the adiCup New York event, which took place this past weekend. Check out the new episode here above!

As part of their Summer 2010 Collection Stussy worked with UK artist James Jarvis. Together they worked on a couple of collaborative t-shirts for the season.

“For our Summer 2010 collection, we worked with acclaimed UK artist, James Jarvis. Mostly known for his work with Silas, James created a series of t-shirts that play off our streetwear heritage. We caught up with James at his London studio to talk about his work.”

Check out the interview with the artist here below.

Stussy – James Jarvis from Stussy on Vimeo.

The t-shirts are now available in the Stussy online store.

More images of the t-shirts follow after the jump.

Filmed by Quarter Productions, this film takes a behind the scenes look at the bicycle side of the Independent Fabrications x Bodega x BaileyBag Works three way collaboration. The guys at I.F. talk about the mix of bike, bag, and shirts produced through the trio.

Felipe Lima produced a video celebrating the launch of Incase and Arkitip’s fifth installment of the Curated by Arkitip project with famed Paris graffiti artist André. You can see the accompanying cases here.

Ray-Ban’s Never Hide Films set up a video both during the 2009 SXSW Music Festival in Austin, Texas. Edited by Squeak E. Clean and Rossangeles, this video showcases a mash-up of 100 different “freestyles” crammed into a minute. The outcome is rather amusing.

You can download an MP3 of the Ray-Ban “100 People Per Minute” soundtrack here.

As you’ve no doubt heard, Lance Armstrong and Nike have united to launch Stages, a global art exhibition to raise funds and awareness for the fight against cancer. With contributions from over twenty of the world’s top artists, Stages takes Livestrong to a place where they can share their story with a whole new audience. In this video, Mark Parker, President & CEO of Nike, speaks on the event along with Stages contributers Jose Parla, Geoff McFetridge, Cai Guo-Qiang, Tom Sachs, Shepard Fairey, and Lance Armstrong himself. Truly inspirational.

Stages officially opens in Paris tomorrow, July 17 and runs until August 8, 2009 before travelling to the United States this fall.

Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin

76 rue de Turenne, 75003

Paris, France

Some of you may have already seen a sneak peek into Hellz special “Kicks After Six” delivery, as a video teaser and behind the scenes photos we’re floating around over the past couple of days. Today, we present to you the full length video. This limited 6 piece line extends Hellz’ ongoing graphic themes, as Hellz Creative Director, Lanie Alabanza-Barcena expounds, “Inspiration for the graphics were drawn from familiar faces of fashion icons and iconic fashion brands who celebrate them.” Currently available at your local fine retailers.

Video stills from the Hellz “Kicks After Six” Capsule Collection & Short Film after the jump.

In 7 days, INSA ran the city of east London, painting 35 pieces on the route of Charlie Dark’s map for Nike Sportswear’s IAM1 Journey project. Produced by Protein and documented by INSA’s long time collaborator, photographer Ethel, each of the 35 hand painted pieces form one of the centre pieces of INSAs major London solo show for 2009. This IAM1 Journey animation will be deconstructed within the “Looking For Love In All The Wrong Places” show with behind-the-scenes processes alongside the original painted objects that make up the individual frames. The show takes place at London’s NSW 1948 pop-up shop and runs from July 17th – July 26th, 2009

Nike Sportswear 1948
Arches 477-478
Batman’s Row
Shoreditch, London