The new issue of Pentagram Papers, a book produced by the Pentagram firm focuses on the plight of the homeless. Check it. [Pentagram]
Photos from the Dash Snow memorial exhibit at Deitch Projects. [Hypebeast]
For those with recession bomb shelters, James Perse has debuted a new a ping pong table for your consumption enjoyment. [Selectism]
Denim head alert: Levi’s Vintage collabs with Cone Mills. [Slam x Hype]
If you missed the red Visvim backpack from a while back (or couldn’t afford it), Nike SB is coming through with something similar. [Freshness]
A preview of things to come: Alexander Wang Spring 2010. [Men.style]
Check a new featurette on Where the Wild Things are. [Limited Hype]
Twine skeleton sculptures by “Jim”. [Life Lounge]
With Mark Newsom involved with the Nike Stages exhibit launcing tonight in Paris, it only seemed right that Nike would re-do his Zvezdochka silo from 2004. [Slam x Hype]
Supra x Palms Casino in Las Vegas. Oh wow. [Supra]
We’re not supposed to plug other mags (big brother ad man watching and all), but Vice’s photo exhibit is going up tomorrow. Every year it’s awesome, so check it if you’re in NYC. [Hypebeast]
How do you run a successful sneaker boutique? Oh, that’s easy. Just have a bazillion connects and hook your website with the ill leaks for holiday ‘09/spring ‘10. [Leaders]
Check out this amazing (and gory) collection from the San Fermin festival and Running of the Bulls. [Boston.com]
We put together some of Dash’s work yesterday, but his friend Tim Barber knew him better. Check this extensive runthrough of Dash Snow’s work. [Tiny Vices]
Today, the art world mourns the loss of downtown golden boy Dash Snow, the 27-year old New York artist who reportedly passed away. Snow was known for his multimedia installations, photography, and painting and exhibited in galleries and museums including The Royal Academy in London, the Whitney Museum of American Art’s 2006 Biennial, Deitch Projects, Saatchi Gallery, Peres Projects and the Nicole Klagsbrun Gallery in New York.
Snow was an alternative icon, and perhaps you were familiar with his work. If not, read on below for our quick look-back at 5 of his greatest works…
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