Video: SBTG "We Are 138"
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We are 138 from VITA BREVIS FILMS on Vimeo.
Take a look into the creative world of fashion designer SBTG.
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Take a look into the creative world of fashion designer SBTG.
Supreme x Fragment Design x Nike Sportswear All Court - Teaser?
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These are rumored to be the first release Japanese designer Hiroshi Fujiwara's Fragment Design in collaboration with Supreme and Nike All Court. The low cut sneakers adorn an all-over print pattern on a canvas upper.
Via: FM
Sneaker Con Washington, DC August 6 - August 7, 2011
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If you were not able to make it to the last Sneaker Con held in Washington, DC you can make up for it by attending the next one. The Sneaker Con will be held from August 6th and August 7th. So, come out and buy, sell, or trade, or just watch. This will surely be a monumental moment in sneaker history.
Atlas Performing Arts Center
1333 H Street NE | Map
(between 13th Street and Linden Ct)
Washington DC, 20002
Event Dates: August 6th, 2011 (Saturday) – August 7th, 2011 (Sunday) | Noon – 7 pm
Via: FM
Video: Wiz Khalifa & Big Sean – Rolling Papers Tour Vlog
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We just saw Wiz Khalifa and Big Sean tear it down at the Rolling Papers Tour at Merriwether Post Pavillion. Here's a little behind-the-scenes vlog of the monumental tour featuring Big Sean and Wiz.
Via:YHTN
"Fall and Rise" The Solo Show of Joe Lurato at Art Whino
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Art Whino Says:
"At a very young age, we’re taught that if we fall down trying to accomplish something we should get back up and try again. Learning to walk is a perfect example, as the bumps and bruises from repeatedly collapsing to the ground soon give way to smiles and a newfound independence in mobility. Nobody just hands us the key to walking. We earn it. Each and every one of us, regardless of the social or economical status we’re born into, earns it. Maybe we can’t recall how good it felt the day we made it across the living room floor on our own two feet, but in life, we’ll have plenty other opportunities to reach our rewards as we stumble, fall and fight like hell to get back up.
As we get older, the falls we take are usually harder, often unexpected, and more difficult to recover from. Rather than leave scars on our hands and knees, they leave us bleeding emotionally. More importantly, what we do afterward can determine the course of our lives moving forward. The work for Joe’s “Fall and Rise” examines the fall and the moment of self restoration and enlightenment upon picking oneself up, as opposed to falling back down and falling apart."
Saturday, Aug 20th, from 8-11pm
Location:
Art Whino Gallery
120 American Way
National Harbor, MD 20745
Via: AW
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