GIFT GIVING HAS NEVER BEEN THIS EASY!

EN in Toronto

the CN Tower

the Sharp Center building

at Ontario College of Art & Design

"Imperial Bar"!!

"Imperial Opera Theater"

Skating Rink at Nathan Phillips Park

across from Toronto City Hall

Royal Ontario Museum

Toronto Subway at the Museum stop

a great coffee shop in Distillery District

Old car next to the coffee shop

Mural Art in Toronto, telling History

Cool architecture in Distillery area

Night time in Toronto

near St.Lawrence Market

EBONY MAGAZINE (NOV 2009) WRITE UP!

Harlem Renaissance Graphic Tee

Design: Cotton Club Tee

• Image showcasing the Cotton Club in the roaring 1920's, printed with a soft touch ink
• Cotton Club lettering is printed in a gloss ink making the letters pop off the tee shirt
• Ultra soft 100% cotton jersey
• Machine washable
• Signature epaulet. Lower right corner

• Color: Marine Navy
  

History Fact: The predecessor of the Cotton Club was Club DeLux, which was owned by heavyweight champion Jack Johnson. Johnson sold his club to gangster Owney Madden. Madden changed the name to Cotton Club to make the club appear as a stylish plantation. All of the performers were black and the guests were white only. In its prime, the Cotton Club was the king of New York City nightlife. Only the wealthy elite, celebrities and notorious could get in.

JAMAICA 09 {Montega Bay}

GOOD MUSIC OF THE WEEK

Amazing artworks by artist KRIS KUKSI

artist KRIS KUKSI

click on image to enlarge to view detail

Born March 2, 1973, in Springfield Missouri and growing up in neighboring Kansas, Kris spent his youth in rural seclusion and isolation along with a blue-collar, working mother, two much-older brothers and an absent father. Open country, sparse trees, and alcoholic stepfather, perhaps paved the way for an individual saturated in imagination and introversion. His fascination with the unusual lent to his macabre art later in life. The grotesque to him, as it seemed, was beautiful. Reaching adulthood his art blossomed and created a breakthrough of personal freedom from the negative environment experienced during his youth. He soon discovered his distaste for the typical American life and pop culture, feeling that he has always belonged to the ‘Old World’. Yet, Kris’ work is about a new wilderness, refined and elevated, visualized as a cultivation emerging from the corrupt and demoralized fall of modern-day society. A place were new beginnings, new wars, new philosophies, and new endings exist.

view Kris Kuksi's next exhibition 'Beast Anthology'

Opening receptions on Saturday November 21st from 6-9pm.

at Joshua Liner Gallery

548 W 28th St. | 3rd Floor | New York | NY | 10001

JAICKO NEW R&B SENSATION SUPPORTS THE MOVEMENT

SHANGHAI NIGHTS

We are working on expanding our presence worldwide. Next stop who knows. Lets keep it rolling.

HANGING OUT IN ISTANBUL, TURKEY

COOL ARCHITECTURE

CC TV Building in Beijing, China

Container City Building in London, UK

Cooper Union, the new Building, New York City

Dancing Building in Prague, Czech Republic

Elephant Building in Bangkok, Thailand

Green Roof Building Art School in Singapore

Izola Building in Slovenia

Peter B Lewis Building at Western Reserve University in Cleveland, OH

Royal Ontario Museum Building in Toronto, Canada

the Sharp Center at Ontario College of Art & Design in Toronto, Canada

The Grand Temple in Bangkok, Thailand