An old friend (and neighbour) of Jeremie’s, Rainer Spehl, is a very talented craftsman. From furniture, interior and exhibition design, Rainer’s choice of materials, the detailing and the incorporation of the respective surroundings are characteristic for his work. They aim to be of the highest standard; functionally – as well as aesthetically. See a selection [...]
Washed Out‘s new album ‘Within and Without’ released on Sub Pop Records. Washed Out‘s Life Of Leisure EP never really went off high rotation on my Itunes library in the two years since it was released, so I was of course excited (but wasn’t expecting) to hear that his debut album was out. It’s not nearly [...]
Love - Forever Changes (1967) One of the finest and most haunting albums to come out of the Summer of Love. 1. Love – A House Is Not A Hotel 2. Love – Alone Again Or 3. Love – Maybe the People Would Be the Times or Between Clark and Hilldale 4. Love - Your Mind and We [...]
This is the first update from our new Russian correspondent Oxana Bondarenko (of art agency The July 16), who will be sending us regular news on the Moscow Art and Fashion scene. Thanks Oxana! This is Bistro 16: a collaborative public art project commisioned by art agency The July 16 and the trendiest Moscow spot Strelka [...]
One of Jeremie’s favourites is Werner Herzog’s 1982 masterpiece, Fitzcarraldo. A tale of epic proportions, it sees the maniacal European (Klaus Kinski) enlist natives of the Peruvian rainforest to pull his 340 ton paddle steamer over a mountain, in order to harvest an untouched expanse of rubber trees on the other side; all in the ultimate [...]
Cover Image : Hajime Sorayama – Lemon Glass A tribute to the cheese, to stumbling down Hollywood Boulevard after a bottle of Jack and to any song ever written in the D minor chord (the saddest of all chords). Metal Love: A Tribute 1. Skid Row – 18 and Life 2. Megadeth – A Tout [...]
In the spirit of women hitting the beach this summer, soaking in some rays in a certain scantilly piece of clothing, we’ve decided to delve a little deeper and find its roots to add to your register of insightful poolside conversation. While two-piece bathing suits had been worn on the beach before, the modern bikini [...]
It’s finally here folks! Surface to Air is proud to announce the launch of our US Online Retail Store Now all US customers can avoid the hassle of customs fees, shop in US Dollars and recieve shipping with the US! On top of that, to celebrate the launch of the US site, all customers within [...]
One of the highlights of the Venice Biennale is no doubt Christian Marclay’s The Clock. Made up of thousands of fragments of film in some way showing the time, it is edited together to make one 24 hour non-stop video that runs perfectly in sync with the local time of where it is being exhibited. [...]
David Shrigley‘s new exhibition ‘Thoughts’ just opened in the amazing Yvon Lambert space next to our own boutique in the Marais. Offering his tongue-in-cheek view on life, the art world, the banal and everything in between, these drawings are sure to make you smile. Check out 200 drawings and a dozen giant ceramic eggs on [...]
Surface to Air Beachwear Combining the finest swimwear fabrics with the very latest in Brazilian swimwear design, the collaboration highlights our bestselling prints from the Spring/Summer 2011 collection, with two pieces of men’s and women’s beachwear respectively. Surface to Air is proud to announce the release of our first ever beachwear line, designed & produced [...]
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Stills taken by Masayoshi Sukita on set of the film Mystery Train (Dir: Jim Jarmusch). Elvis Presley – Mystery Train
Some genius combined the amazing visuals of Alejandro Jodorowsky’s The Holy Mountain with the track ‘Banana Ripple’ off the Junior Boys’ new longplayer It’s All True. Enjoy.
