Analog in Toronto
Fashion / Film / Skate
Some of the Analog team (Sammy Winter, Ben Nordberg, Luke Crocker and Dylan Rieder) did a demo at the Ashbridges Skatepark in Toronto.
The Master Blog — April 2011 Archive
COMUNE LIKES ALANA
Fashion / Art / Skate
comune entered one of our long time contributors Alana Paterson as one of their Drop City contributors today Beauty CLICK thruw
LIVESTOCK WAREHOUSE + SAMPLE SALE
Fashion
This Friday, April 29th through until May 1st, Livestock is having a warehouse and sample sale 10am-6pm at 1523 East Pender Street (entrance through alleyway). Go check out all the good deals on your favorite brands!
DEATHWISH AND SHAKE JUNT
Skateare the best, one deck perfect for my gordon for unknown reasons and to do whatever with and the other deck perfect for me to put on my wall, or use as a flat surface to do whatever on. look at their new product for this summer of 2011 herey. and they laced us with a few shades too, submit a photo TO ME of you on 4 20 to win a pair!
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Cut 'n' Color at PPC
Life / Art
Like many retail and service spots in S.F. the Pretty Pretty Collective is something much more than just a normal hair salon. In this video, you get a good idea of the multilayer concept behind this great spot and their current art show.
Squambladesh
Life / Film / SkateCheck out this sick video from Don't Sleep Productions.
It was shot and edited within 72 hours for the Telus 72 hour film festival.
Look for Color 9.2 on stands mid-May for the full story behind the Britannia Beach bowl by Sandro Grison, entitled "Squating in Squamish".
Arto Saari Interview
Life / Film / Skate
An interview with Arto Saari from Simon Weyhe.
Zach Hill for Altamont
Fashion / Film / Art / Music / Skate
Altamont apparel has added musician Zach Hill to their roster of contributors. As part of what some call a "math rock" band, Hella he created a rhythmic polygon of insanity. Looking forward to what he and Altamont come up with!
Russell Oliver, he ain't...
Life / ArtWith a long history of friendship with pretty much everyone at Color, from his years spent in Vancouver and childhood in Toronto's westend, we're all bummed we can't be in Toronto on Thursday night to attend the opening of Niall McClelland's Highest Prices Paid for Gold at the Clint Roenisch Gallery, his first solo show under the gallery's representation. From the looks of it, this is going to be a major night of art and dark psychedelia in the city.
"We are pleased to present Niall McClelland's first solo show with the gallery. The exhibition will contain all new works including the Tapestries, Skins and Stains for which he has begun to gather critical interest in Canada and the United States. McClelland was included, along with Jeremy Jansen, Ellsworth Kelly and Richard Serra, in the group show Black To Back And Light at CR in 2009. Of that exhibition the Globe and Mail surmised that "..the works of Jansen and McClelland are plenty gritty enough to hold up against the Serras and the Kelly. Indeed they demonstrate the same kind of uncompromising bravura." McClelland (b.1980), grew up in Toronto, spent many of his summers in Northern Ireland, went to school in Vancouver and eight years later returned to Toronto where he now lives."
—Client Roenisch Gallery
Someone do us a favour and have a whiskey with him on our behalf. We're proud of ya, Niall!
Niall McClelland: Highest Prices Paid for Gold
Opening Reception — Thursday April 28th
Clint Roenisch Gallery
944 Queen St West, Toronto
