Devise Clothing is back with another version of their “Daily Duty” coach jacket, this time opting for a more stealthy treatment, the jacket is dubbed the “Blackout”. Peep the video above, and have a closer look at the jacket via the pictures below.
The jacket is now available for purchase and you can cop it here.
Drawing inspiration from two iconic images of Michael Jordan, the Air Jordan 12 “The Master” is one of two Air Jordan models that comprised in the Air Jordan “Poster” collection. The shoe features all black leather upper while only hints of white hit the mudguard. With the metallic gold detailing and carbon fiber based bottom to contrast, easily accepted as one of the bet non OG colorway ever. To spice things up a little bit, they do come in OG box but Nike logo was replaced by a Jumpman.
Take a good look at here and find them now at selected Nike’s retailers such as Hundred%, priced at RM719.
If you happen to pass by Jalan Telawi, try to look up and maybe you will see a huge lotus sculpture and yes, it’s the pop up store by Stakes. The store will be operating until July, and they will also host a lot of different events such as music shows, art galleries and more. Check them out on their social media to keep in touch about what’s going on.
http://www.instagram.com/stakesshop
https://www.facebook.com/stakesshop
Think city will be organizing a food fair called “Sama-Sama Food Fair” this coming March. The event is a destination filled with festivities and also a highlight in celebrating the diverse cuisine, culture, and community of Southeast Asia. The event will take place on 19th of March 2016, From 11 AM to 9 PM and there will be activities such as food bazaar, community dance and cultural performances, as well as craft and cooking workshops for everyone. Not to mention, do enjoy a variety of exotic palettes from the cultures of Melanau, Peranakan, Thai, Nepalese, Vietnamese, Philippine and Indonesia altogether in a single location. So gather your loved ones and lets come together, as one (SAMA-SAMA) and head over down to the event to celebrate the diversity and the uniqueness of Kuala Lumpur.
This event is organized by Think City and DBKL in partnership with Lab DNA and is sponsored by Citi Foundation. For more info and updates of the event, do check out their offical facebook event page.
The rumours is true, Yuna did collaborate with one of American well known singer, songwriter, dancer and an actor Usher Terry Raymond also known as “Usher“. After the release of her first singles “Places To Go” which was taken from her forthcoming album the “Chapter”, everyone was mind blown about it. Last night, Hitz Fm premiered her latest single titled “Crush” on their radio. My first thought about her new single was “WOW” I would never thought the song itself has it’s own amazing R&B sound into it. I reckon everyone should try and give a listen to her new track. Read More…
If you would like to bring your typographic work to a higher notch or you are just simply a newbie in drawing lettering, this is a workshop you should not miss. TypoKaki has the honour to invite James Edmondson, an experienced lettering artist and type designer that graduated from TypeMedia program at The Royal Academy of Art in The Hague, Netherlands. He was named among Print Magazine’s New Visual Artists in 2013, and Typographica included his creation, Mission Script on their list of Typefaces of 2012. James was also host to various international typographic workshops including AIGA Raleigh.
In this workshop, he is more than happy to show you his path to get there. You will learn how to plan and design a set of solid lettering composition inspired by plants. Participants need to have the basic requirements to participate in this workshop such as basic drawing and design skills and also have Adobe Illustrator Software installed in their laptops.
This workship has very limited available slots so be fast to register and get your slot now! TypoBengkel is happening this Sunday, 28th of February at The Alphabet Press, Subang Jaya from 2pm to 4pm. To find out more on the entrance fee, kindly check their website out now!
At the first glance, this looks pretty identical to the Nike Air Max 90 OG Infrard colorway. Only when you take a closer look at the shoe that you realize it is a revamp version of the classic, named Air Max 90 Ultra Essential. Employing the same palette as the iconic “Infrared” colorway, the latest rework is constructed with one-piece mesh upper, printed paneling and updated Ultra essential sole.
Essentially sensational, the Air Max 90 gives 2016 a taste of what’s to come as Nike find yet another extra gear. Find them now at selected Nike’s retailers such as Hundred%, priced at RM499.
An introduction for the year 2016, The Garment presents “OUTRO” the final release of Payback Collection. The Garment express itself by presenting its own name and identity through the apparels which they produced for each collection.
The Garment releasing one product which is a black t-shirt with a grim reaper illustration design on the back include with the slogan “The Worst Is Yet To Come” to complete the Payback Collection. For those who are interested in purchasing The Garment latest product you might wanna check them out on their official facebook and instagram page to find out more.
Yayasan Sime Darby Arts Festival (YSDAF) will open its doors once again for arts and culture lovers and festivalgoers with a host of activities lined up. Fuelled by the overwhelming response from its debut festival back in 2014 that garnered more than 15,000 visitors, YSDAF2016 promises more of the crowd’s favourites as well as brand new programming in line with the festival theme ARTS EDUCATION + THE FUTURE.
YSDAF2016 will take festivalgoers on a journey through time by looking at the past and also to the future. While it celebrates the evolution of the local arts industry, it will also contemplate the future of the arts. Already the public has had a taste of what is to come with the trio of satellite shows last year. YSDAF2016 begins with the Future Living design competition call for entries in February 2016. Budding architects and designers will have the chance to display their creativity, by designing a futuristic outdoor pavilion that marries the festival theme with their architectural skills and passion for the arts. Not only will the winner receive a RM5,000 cash prize but the winning design will be replicated on the festival grounds for festival goers to visit and experience firsthand. Organised by YSD and KLPAC with a team of industry experts including Suzy Sulaiman, an educator with architectural training. Entry requirements can be found on www.klpac.org/ysdartsfest and the competition closes on 31st of March 2016.
A whole host of other activities have also been lined up including open auditions for a mentorship programme in April, a ‘Shakespeare in Schools’ programme in May as well as a call to participate in a crowd sourced photography exhibit entitled ‘Then & Now’ the same month. Without a doubt, the most anticipated event will be the YSDAF2016 grand finale on 20 and 21 August at KLPAC. Joe Hasham OAM, Artistic Director of KLPAC and YSDAF, said, “Festival goers will be delighted that we are bringing back some all-time favourites but also introducing an array of new programmes with this year’s ARTS EDUCATION + THE FUTURE theme in mind. He added “We are also trying to make it more child-friendly by having a dedicated Kids Zone filled with child-centric activities during the morning of the festival finale.”
A first for the festival and the key highlight of YSDAF2016 finale will be the unveiling of two commissioned works by the winners of the YSDAF Pitch Start grant launched last year. Paras Bunyi Collective will be creating a fully-immersive multi-sensory experience while CubeArt Stage & Performance will be premiering a theatrical production entitled Bulan Separa Penuh. Yayasan Sime Darby Chairman YABhg Tun Musa Hitam said the second installation of YSDAF will be a pioneering education-based arts festival which has never before been seen or done in Malaysia.
“This year’s edition themed “Arts Education + Future” will bring together an amalgamation of performances among experienced artistes, young school children and university students from private and public institutions alike. In the last leg of 2015, YSDAF2016 had successfully launched three satellite shows which saw performances from Yayasan Chow Kit and DAM Interactive and ASWARA dancers, as well as short films screenings from Best of Tropfest South East Asia. He added “This is only the beginning, as we have much more in store in the upcoming months leading up to the grand finale in August. As a Foundation that strives to be at the forefront of championing Malaysia’s arts scene, we hope that the YSDAF will serve as a platform for our upcoming artistes and arts enthusiasts to showcase their great works of art and have the opportunity to be recognised at ‘home’ and potentially gain international recognition. There is a need for more festivals such as this to cultivate and nurture our artistic local talents so that someday, we can be one of the hubs of the arts on the world map!
With so much to look forward to, YSDAF2016 is set to become one of the ‘must-attend’ arts events of 2016. Festival hours will also be extended until 8pm to allow more performances and activities. YSDAF2016 is open to the public and free of charge.
So here are the highlight video from the last YSDAF event:-
For more information about YSDAF event you can check out on their website to find out more.
