3 cities for you

Thursday was a massive night.
Right after work, I had drop by the Black and Blue Gallery for the Sao Paulo - New York - Japan photo exhibition.

The show was all about the cities on display but it was an interesting twist to the context of the photos. The photos were not all about the famous landmarks or icons per se, you do definitely see bits of it, especially for NY with madison square. However, for Sao Paulo and Japan, it was very much about what is not being shown that makes the photo that much more interesting to me personally.

All prints were large format photos, for the cityscape shots, they worked really really well and Sao Paulo definitely stood out more vividly to me. Since the visual landscape and subject matter was quite unusual to capture, while NY and Tokyo is more popular with most media channels and has received perhaps a bit too much coverage, so I was some what immune to the photographer's vision if you can call it that.

Overall, I was very impressed with the exhibition and I would definitely recommend any photo lover to check it out before it finishes.

I love my pockets

Denim is undoubtedly one of the best textile materials ever introduced to mankind.
From its inception for tough durable wear to the gold miners leading to the birth of Levi's now fast forward many years later, everyone has a bit of denim in their wardrobe whether you be a balling CEO or a scruffy skater.

Now the good folks at Monster Children has teamed up with Lee to put on an amazing photography exhibition for everyone to enjoy the awesomeness denim has added to our lives.

If pictures are worth a thousand words and with 32 individually talented photographers.
That is one big number to register on anyone's mind.

So wait no longer.
Drop by the Monster Children gallery as soon as you can before the show ends, it will run alongside fashion week.

x Enjoy.

The show is an amazing collection of different perspectives on denim.

A photo by Andrew Cowen from the 5 Pockets catalogue.

Front cover of the catalogue by Steven Chee

Thank you to Monster children and Lee for making this show happen.