The guys from The Hill-Side, who make some incredible ties, handkerchiefs, and many more accessories, have started Hickoree’s Hard Goods. A mercantile of sorts with everything you could ever want…besides the dream girl, porsche, and stretch of land.
I’ll be posting some great articles from the vault up here as they come along, also check out [...]
Archive for the ‘Art’ Category
Hickoree’s Hard Goods – Toiletries
Posted in Art, Fashion, Film, Food & Drink, Literature, Music, Politics, Sport, Travel, tagged brooklyn, hickoree's hard goods, hill-side, usa on November 22, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Cross-eyed and Legless
Posted in Art on November 19, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I’m sure these two interesting gents have a few stories.
Harley Davidson – Book of Fashions
Posted in Art, Fashion, tagged harley davidson, my freedamn, rin tanaka on November 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Here’s one from Rin Tanaka’s better books. The Harley Davidson issue accompanies his large range of My Freedamn books displaying American styles ranging from the 20th Century Bikers to Surfers. This page showing two great, classic leather and wool jackets. What I’d do!
The Rig-Out II Preview
Posted in Art, Fashion, Film, Music, Sport, Travel on November 18, 2009 | 2 Comments »
The Rig-Out II is coming soon, and I was fortunate to receive a teaser. This new issue will have some heavy hitters like Daiki Suzuki (of Woolrich Woolen Mills and Engineered Garments) and The Special’s Felix Hall Esq’s son taking part. Besides all that dross, if you remember even half of the first edition, you’ll [...]
Mapping New York’s Shoreline
Posted in Art, Film, Travel, tagged colonial, mapping new york's shoreline, maritime, new york public library on November 2, 2009 | 3 Comments »
The New York Public Library is hosting one of the better exhibitions I have seen in some time at the moment. It’s named Mapping New York’s Shoreline, and deals with Maritime and Colonial photographs and maps from the very beginning of our country up until the Civil War. It’s well worth the trip up to [...]
Kiosk
Posted in Art, Food & Drink, Travel, tagged kiosk on October 15, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Kiosk was one of my first stops after moving to the city, and there has been few destinations that have trumped it. The installations from across the world brings out the interesting and creative in everyone. My last stop in was during one of the American installations with Mr. Plaid Out, Max Wastler. Check out [...]
Dan Graham
Posted in Art, tagged contemporary art, dan graham, whitney on October 9, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Dan Graham will be featured at the Whitney Museum of American Art through October 11th. See you there.
The Colonel Sanders of D.C.
Posted in Art, Fashion, Film on October 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Harris & Ewing Collection from Library of Congress
If You’re Not Gonna Dance
Posted in Art, Fashion, Film, Food & Drink, tagged alan lomax on September 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
If you’re not gonna dance, get your ass off the floor. People like you are what the balconey’s made for. You better learn to shake that ass, boy, while it’s still young.” – Murder City Devils
Lomax Collection from Library of Congress
Against Nature
Posted in Art, Fashion, tagged against nature on September 21, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I first met Ryan Matthew at a soiree that Hollister and Porter held in the Spring. Having a similar love of taxidermy and antiques, he opened a store named Against Nature displaying tailored suits, accesories, bags, and some of the best taxidermy and interior design I’ve seen. It just opened so stop in and tell [...]
