Showing posts with label Terence Koh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Terence Koh. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Good excuse

Canadian artist Terence Koh with lady Gaga and the infamous defaced Birkin Purple Diary

I was busy defacing all my designer bags...not really. I was just working on something pretty big for the past 2 weeks, it involves Canada + Fashion. That is my good excuse for not posting for so long... the big reveal will come soon.
I will just say for now that this is Canada's year in fashion. Mark my words.

On the not so latest news:

Already mentioned it, but must say it again Erdem wins the British Fashion Concil/Vogue award: "the biggest sum ever awarded to a fashion designer" in that country. Flower Dressing: Why Erdem is a winner. The Times

CALLA in the New Designer Alert Hintmag


Rad Hourani writes about his one and favorite color: Black is the New Black. T Magazine





Tuesday, February 16, 2010

The latest




Jeremy Laing's Fall 10 collection

Jeremy Laing introduces knits and furs in his latest collection, to much acclaim. One of his most complete and best collections to date. Not only is the collection inspired by Canada, but his Canadian collaborations were abundant, including prints by Calla, and a "music arrangement" by Terence Koh.


Canadian glove designer Daniel Storto known for his amazing glove creations has collaborated with Prabal Gurung on some very graphic gloves for Gurung's first collection.


Kaelen Farcombe
A new Canadian designer in the radar, Kaelen Farncombe presents her first collection. WWDcalls it a "sophisticated debut collection"


Rad Hourani 's black on black.
"MORPHABLE TIMELESS UNISEX COLLECTION TO CREATE
CHROMATICALLY DISTILLED SILHOUETTES"



Tommy Ton in Vogue. Literally.

The Canadian Olympic Team
And finally the winter Olympics are well under way in Vancouver, and yes there were some glitches but the city has scored high points on enviromental innovation taking many steps to eco-sustainability. On the fashion front let's not forget that the HBC team from The Hudson's Bay Company was in charge of the Canadian Olympic team's uniforms.
It feels interesting hearing Canada all the time in Paris.


Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Cool Canadians in Art

Gone, Yet Still
2005
Artist Terence Koh

Some Drawings
Artist: Aurel Schmidt

Untitled (Dark)
2001

Artist David Altmejd


Little Brown Bat
2008

Artist Shary Boyle


Crows, Orange
2008
Artist Tyler Clark Burke


The Architect's Home In The Ravine
1991
Artist Peter Doig


The Killing Machine
2007

Artists Janett Cardiff and George Bures Miller

The Power od Two
Arist Michael Snow


One year of AZT
1991

Collective General Idea


A sudden gust of wind
1993
Photographer Jeff Wall

Versailles
Photographer Robert Polidori

Oil, photograhy book
2009
Photographer Edward Burtynsky