Upcoming ... Exhibitions You Shouldn't Miss
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Showcasing the works of painter Conrad Johnson.
Where: Out West. W1D 3AS. New venue We Are Cuts
When: This Thursday. 24th February 7pm
//Conrad is an amazing painter, and an amazing guy at that. For someone quite humble and quiet, he's got some great things to shout about. He was also part of the 2010 Bicycle Film Festival Joyride Art Show. His acrylic on canvas painting of Jesus holding a cog was one of the best pieces in the show. We wonder what he has in store for 3:20 //
The Stuff of Dreams / A Collection of Taxidermy Textiles
Where: Jaguar Shoes, Kingsland Rd
When: Thurs 10th March 7pm
Lilli and Jazmine team up for the next Jaguar Shoes show. Recently the venue has been showing some great works (previously Arran Gregory's FORREST where he had some cut-down logs for visitors to sit on).
We look forward to seeing this show!
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For Those That Don't Know, Now You Know
Here at Champ, we will always favour printed matter over blogs. But each to their own. Technology is there - so use it.
Here are some of our favourite blogs. Add them to your favourites. They are worth your time.
Run by streetwear heavy-weight Hiroshi Fujiwara.
Bloggers are hand-picked by Hiroshi and every 100 days the blog is re-newed with different bloggers whilst keeping some of the same. 100-day relay.
Our favourite bloggers to read are Andrew Bunney, Mai Ikuzawa, Jun Takahashi, Verbal, and Paul Mittleman. A stunning selection of writers and quality of content is super high.
Arkitip Intel
Just like their products, Arkitip's blog is full of interesting topics/images/articles/people.
Just like their products, Arkitip's blog is full of interesting topics/images/articles/people.
Our favourites are Wood Wood, Marco, Yorgo, Tyler, but they are all pretty amaze.
The site has a new format, we liked the old! Bring it back!
James' favourite - Garmsville
Headed by Jason Jules, London's effortlessly-stylish man-about-town.
It is not regularly updated, but the content is quality, which makes it definitely worth the wait.
It is not regularly updated, but the content is quality, which makes it definitely worth the wait.
It reminds you that yes there are still products being made that focus on quality, good-detailing and purpose. Allelujia.
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Jaybo
Has a new site. We all know how tough it is to get a new website going, to make it represent you and your work correctly and to keep all that running and updated.
Well Berlin-based artist Jaybo has done just that.
There is an extensive interview with Jaybo in Issue 003 of Champfest. Grab your copy now while you still can. Featured also are images of his newest works. Always impressed...
Don't miss his upcoming show in Berlin - March 11th...
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