Its Pop, Its Art
Its Pop Its Art is a collaboration between Airside and EMI Music Publishing UK. Their aim is to reform the connection between pop music and emotion through unique, visual cover versions of favourite pop tunes in limited editions.
Posted in Design by Canvas Magazine
Tuesday, April 22nd, 2008
Note To Self
The origins of the label are imbued in the skateboarding culture but Note To Self’s design mantra is for comfortability, wearability and knowing how to look good. Using high quality Japanese indigo denim and other stretch styles, each jean is given a personalised stamp on the inner pocket - a present from designer to self.
Posted in Design by Canvas Magazine
Monday, April 21st, 2008
Museum Of Contemporary Art
The MCA San Diego and MCA Sydney have collaborated to present two unique exhibitions showcasing the collections of leading contemporary art institutions. With a retrospective on contemporary art forms including sculpture, photography and installation, from America’s West Coast, Southern Exposure artists include Torolab, Kori Newark, and Bill Viola.
Posted in Exhibition by Canvas Magazine
Friday, April 18th, 2008
Txell Miras
Txell Miras is a chameleon of design. Finding inspiration from different artistic mediums, including film and literature, Txell Miras comes from an impressive background. The winner of several fashion awards, she is head womenswear designer for Neil Barret. Her aesthetic lends itself towards a strong, masculine edge but allows room for fluid lines and a distinction for construction.
Posted in Fashion by Canvas Magazine
Thursday, April 17th, 2008
Sabrina Dehoff
Having worked at Guy Laroche and Lanvin in Paris, fashion designer Sabrina Dehoff moved to Berlin and started her own jewellery line. Keeping individuality in mind, Sabrina’s pieces are cool, quirky and have a playful sense of humor.
Posted in Jewellery by Canvas Magazine
Tuesday, April 15th, 2008
A Broken Spoke
Working closely with musicians The Decemberists to create the band’s visual aesthetic, John Blasoli’s created his eponymous bespoke menswear label, A Broken Spoke, in late 2005 with fellow fashion designer Liza Rietz. The result: a sophisticated, clean and modern collection in which each piece is sewn by John himself.
Posted in Fashion by Canvas Magazine
Monday, April 21st, 2008
Dutch Design
Dutch design house Demakersvan focus on industrial design but their creative ability extends to all realms of construction. From lace fences to silver tableware to wind-powered outdoor lights, Demakersvan create brilliant ideas using traditional techniques.
Posted in Fashion by Canvas Magazine
Friday, April 18th, 2008
Drawn & Quarterly
Drawn & Quarterly are one of the world’s most influential literary and art comic publishers. Founded by Chris Oliveros, D+Q began with the premise of approaching promising artists with an opportunity to make a mark in the world of comics. Avid book lovers, who appreciate quality literature and design, laud D+Q for creating a medium that transcends the boundaries of books and comics.
Posted in Books by Canvas Magazine
Thursday, April 17th, 2008
Lizette Bell
Lizette Bell is a still life and fashion photographer. A graduate of RMIT in Melbourne, Lizette’s work came to prominence after winning Nescafe’s Big Break in digital media in the early noughties. Her list of commerical and fashion clients include Covergirl and Dhini Couture.
Posted in Fashion, Photography by Canvas Magazine
Tuesday, April 15th, 2008
