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Art & Design: 6 September 2010
BY TAXI
BY TAXI
As another one of those musician-turned-fashion-designer, Sonic Youth’s Kim Gordon doesn’t sound too self-gratifying. She doesn’t even consider herself a fashion designer. Or a musician. In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, the femme fatale of American indie rock circa 1990 explains why.
In another interview with an artist/designer (not fashion designer), Creative Review spoke with the legendary Peter Saville on his new design for the England football jersey. He was told by Umbro to keep it predominantly white, but with color. Sounds contradictory, but the final design is what Saville describes as his most “potent” work.
In another interview with an artist/designer (not fashion designer), Creative Review spoke with the legendary Peter Saville on his new design for the England football jersey. He was told by Umbro to keep it predominantly white, but with color. Sounds contradictory, but the final design is what Saville describes as his most “potent” work.
Artist Kim Gordon Dabbles in Fashion [WSJ]
Looking at Digital Downsides [NYTimes]
35 Entertaining 404 Error Pages [Mashable]
Venice Architecture Biennale 2010 [Wallpaper*]
Peter Saville and the Story Behind That England Shirt [Creative Review]
Looking at Digital Downsides [NYTimes]
35 Entertaining 404 Error Pages [Mashable]
Venice Architecture Biennale 2010 [Wallpaper*]
Peter Saville and the Story Behind That England Shirt [Creative Review]
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