With their roots pegged in innovation its easy to forget there is a simplistic past to Nike's running heritage. The Night Track is a symbol of the brands history and influence in running. We live our lives at 100 miles an hour now, always hustling, but we need to get that run in, we need to 'Make it Count'. For a lot of us the only way to do this is late in the evening.
Adam Bryce
Across the globe, analogue projections are being given up in favor of digital movie projections in cinemas, a move which is making the 35mm film format and the equipment used to produce and screen this film more and more obsolete. Moving Picture Show which is part of the International Poster and Graphic Design Festival, "re-appropriates a process normally used by the film industry to etch subtitles into the emulsion layer of 35mm film using a high-powered precision laser. By etching away the emulsion, only the clear base of the film remains.
Source - Manystuff
Megan Christiansen
German artist and photographer Florian Bohm has created Remind Me, a short film which presents key pieces from Swiss furniture manufacturer Vitra. Eckhart Nickel narrates this look at the furniture in a domestic setting, while exploring how our environment effects our lives.
Megan Christiansen
Sound of My Voice is a psychological thriller directed by Zal Batmanglij which is set to release April 27th, after premiering at last years Sundance Festival as well as being selected as part of the SXSW film festival - the first 12 minutes of the film have been released online to cause even more of a stir. The film follows two reporters who infiltrate a cult in order expose the it's leader Maggie, who claims to be from the future and proof of some impossible truths. You can view the full 12 minute preview here.
Megan Christiansen
Casey Neistat originally started making films with his older brother Van, the pair have a hit-series on HBO called the The Neistat Brothers and have created over two hundred films together including iPod's Dirty Secret, which helped force the company to revise their battery replacement policy in 2003. Casey has stepped out on his own to produce and direct films, receiving an Independent Spirit Award for Daddy Long Legs which he produced and premiered at the Cannes Film Festival.
Megan Christiansen
Photographer - Clément Pascal
It is your last chance to see "You Killed Me First - The Cinema of Transgression" at the KW Institute of Contemporary Art in Berlin. The Cinema of Transgression were films purposely aimed at "shocking, provocation, and confrontation, bear witness to an extraordinary radically." Featuring work from Karen Finley, Tessa Hughes-Freeland, Richard Kern, Lung Leg, Lydia Lunch, Kembra Pfahler, Casandra Stark, Tommy Turner, David Wojnarowicz and Nick Zedd.
// KW Institute of Contemporary Art in Berlin, Auguststr. 69 10117, Berlin.
Megan Christiansen
Jim Mangan is a photographer who's work evokes a freedom and unpredictability in both the subject and viewer that is quite extraordinary, never failing to take you on a journey without boundaries. A favorite of brands like Stussy and magazines such as Vice, Dazed and Confused, Nylon and the New Order - Jim has shown his major exhibitions Color’d and Winter’s Children in numerous galleries to devoted audiences. Today he speaks with our own Angela Bevan for Post New.
Angela Bevan
The Stussy International Tribe concept and movement has throughout my career and earlier in my youth played a massive role in the way I saw street culture, and why I was so attracted to it. The concept is still very much at the heart of what I do today whether it be with my own projects or with external clients. Alex "Baby" Turnbull was an influencer before their was such a word, as one of the original members of the Stussy International Tribe, Alex has played a huge role in the history of Stussy.
Angela Bevan
Defining Daniel Askill as simply a filmmaker is a huge understatement. Daniel's approach to films, whether they are commercial or more artistic projects, always manage to maintain a dreamlike state that captures you instantly. He has exhibited at the Venice Biennale, had countless solo exhibitions, created and directed his own short films, all while balancing a steady stream of corporate jobs and music videos. I caught up with Daniel recently to talk about inspirations, projects and the very familiar struggle between ‘jobs’ and artistic freedom.
Lucy Goodwin
Pina will ultimately go down as not only as one of Wim Wenders great films, but the beginning of a new era in his career. The director of such classics as Paris, Texas and Wings of Desire wanted to make a film documenting the work of the his longtime friend and legendary choreographer Pina Bausch. It was a project that the two of them had been trying to make for over twenty years, but couldn’t figure out how to make it work. It wasn’t until Wenders saw his first 3D film that he finally knew how to make the film.
Source - Letter to Jane
Tim Moore
