Taking A Break For 2 Weeks!
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It’s been a long old while since I took a break from the 21st Century - so Chris and I have booked our flights and a little apartment in Morocco. We’re going to relax for a while then take in the heady entertainment at Essaouira’s Gnaoua Drum Festival. I promise my regular blogging exploits will return a.s.a.p! Take it easy everyone and sorry but there’s no internet connection where we’re staying so please be patient if you’re thinking of emailing.... Read Full Story
High Art Tees At OtherCriteria.com
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Founded in London in 2005 Other Criteria was conceived primarily as a publishing company by Damien Hirst, Hugh Allan and Frank Dunphy, with creative directorship from Jason Beard. They work directly with Damien Hirst and a number of established and emerging artists to make limited editions and multiples, clothing, jewellery, photographs, posters, prints and books. [...] Read Full Story
Eastern Promise At Fabrikade
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Fabrikade.sg is a Singapore based online clothing store that draws upon the collective talents of a network of designers from Singapore and further afield, formed by a web collective of Jonathan Kong and a few friends bouncing ideas back and forth over a coffee at Vivocity, their belief that their was a vast niche in [...] Read Full Story
No Pants Sale at Randr
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First off, to clear away any confusion us Brits might have about the nature of Rise And Resist Apparel's No Pants Sale, don't worry you won't have to strip off your y-fronts in order to qualify for a bargain, it's American pants we're talking here, you know, trousers. Yes keep your boxers or knickers on [...] Read Full Story
Fontastic T-Shirts at Type Tees?
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Threadless.com have spread their wings, expanded their empire, and generally made their next play for dominion over the t-shirt market with their latest venture TypeTees.com (along side The Select Series and Threadless Kids - yes yes I will get around to them one day). I have to admit I've been holding back on this review, [...] Read Full Story
Cut Out The Middleman - StreetArtDealer.com
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There’s a new arts project in progress that could have massive and positive ramifications for the future of the graffiti art market and on the surface it’s one of those ideas that makes so much sense anyone who checks out the site www.streetartdealer.com will immediately think, "why didn’t I think of that?", However it’s taken a [...] Read Full Story
Freebie Tee From Cottonmouth And T-Shirt Day!
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If you fancy winning a t-shirt from Cottonmouth.nl the fabulous Dutch t-shirt label we reviewed recently then simply count the M&M's and post your name, address, email and the correct answer to info@cottonmouth.nl - click the pic to see a close up! Now before you jump in you might want to have a think about [...] Read Full Story
The Banksy Museum
From:  paulbaines.co.uk
Alright the title is a little bit of an exaggeration but Bristol may as well build themselves a Banksy Museum for keeps, I mean, what a tourist trap! Banksy is the biggest thing to hit Bristol since erm… slavery? Okay that’s a low blow but I have to admit all this gushing about Banksy in Bristol because he’s from Bristol kinda does my head in. Bansky has ‘taken over’ Bristol City Museum (well I’m sure it was handed to him on a plate actually) today Sat... Read Full Story
Sounds, Sights And Tees With Spunky At Glastonbury
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One of, if not the biggest music festivals in the world, Glastonbury, is just around the corner and Spunky T-Shirts are preparing for their biggest bash ever at the hallowed grounds of Worthy Farm. What’s more Spunky are pulling out all the stops to make this year’s annual event bigger, better, louder and brighter than ever before. They’ve bought some new lighting for the party, replaced some of their speakers and got all their fave DJ’s lined up - with regulars Eddie... Read Full Story
Graffiti Artists Wanted For New Documentary
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Are you or ever have you been part of the graffiti arts movement? Then why not have your say and contribute to film maker Laurence Johnson’s new street art documentary now in its early production stage and hopefully to be shown at various film festivals and public screenings that are still to be arranged. The focus of the documentary will particularly relate to analysing the government’s position on imposing custodial sentences on graffiti artists. Laurence Johnson’s film... Read Full Story