Wednesday, April 11th, 2012
Los Angeles Lakers guard Ramon Sessions took a rare day off from the NBA’s daily grind to hang out with the LRG team, talk basketball and pick up the latest Summer product.
We’ll be giving Ramon’s autographed ball via our Twitter on Friday. Congrats to Shane B for winning the autographed ball on Twitter.
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For someone fresh out of high school, Casey Veggies has made a name for himself as an emcee that rivals that of people twice his age. Since dropping a New Era collaboration with him last year, it was undeniable the similarities between his hustle and our own. In the third installment of his Customized Greatly series which was started back in 2008, the Inglewood wordsmith is as sharp as when we first caught wind of him. With production handled by an assorted cast of up-and-comers like Fly Union and J-Hawk, as well as microphone assistance from OFWGKTA members Tyler, the Creator, Hodgy Beats and Earl Sweatshirt, Customized Greatly Vol. 3 serves much more as an album than a pieced together mixtape.
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In celebration of a partnership that dates all the way back to 2006, LRG announces a collaborative t-shirt with DJ Shadow – a world renowned musician who is the embodiment of our movement. Available in either a pale butter or heather ash grey colorway, the shirt is representative of 5-plus years together dedicated to putting out only the finest products. These shirts will be extremely limited in quantity and only be available at the Coachella Festival which kicks off April 13. Stay tuned for another project involving DJ Shadow in the very near future.
Music: Track snippet from the forthcoming release from DJ Shadow Total Breakdown: Hidden Transmissions From The MPC Era, 1992-1996 A collection of DJ Shadow tracks, never before released. Stay Tuned for more….
moreTuesday, April 10th, 2012
Klughaus Gallery and LRG proudly present ‘Two Of A Kind’, an exhibition of photographs by Tom Gould and Anna Delany, sponsored by Duggal.
Tom Gould and Anna Delany debut their latest work in a show which features photographs of the streets of New York shot exclusively on 35mm black and white film. Marking a difference between the millions of images of metropolitan New York, Gould and Delany’s photographs document the frequently overlooked beauty of the neighborhoods and communities outside of mainstream media. Many images featured in their upcoming exhibition capture subtleties of everyday life from their adoptive neighborhood in Brooklyn’s, Bedford Stuyvesant.
Individually following an instinctive pull towards the things that had influenced them early in life, Gould and Delany both found themselves immersed in the streets of New York, some 9,000 miles away from their homes in New Zealand.
Perpetually fascinated by the cultural movements birthed in New York, Gould let fate lead him to the city’s streets. Suddenly surrounded by all the elements which growing up he had been so influenced by, Gould began documenting his environment with the insight of a local and the fresh perspective of an outsider.
He reflects, “Taking pictures on the street is like going to a casino, you never know who you’re going to meet, what’s going to happen, or what you are going to come home with. The fact that you can head out with a handful of empty rolls of film and return with images and memories that could last a lifetime, makes the gamble all worthwhile.”
Delany shares a similar view. With an avid interest in people and humanity, the luck in her photography lies in the characters she encounters. “Some people I photograph I might know for a day, others I may end up knowing the rest of my life… It’s all the people you meet along the way which make up your experience.”
Their debut New York exhibition launches at Klughaus Gallery on Saturday 21 April and runs until 13 May. Sponsored by Bomb Beer and Bushmills.
About Klughaus Gallery
Klughaus Gallery works primarily with artists with roots in graffiti and street culture. The gallery exhibits a variety of fine art works reasonably priced for everyone from the general public to serious collectors. In addition, the gallery offers an extensive portfolio of aerosol artists for commissioned work. Most importantly, we vow to protect the identity of those artists that work with us who wish to remain anonymous. Klughaus Gallery seeks to develop itself as a leader in fostering art appreciation within the local (Chinatown/LES) community.
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