Reed Space (New York)

Alive Athletics X Complete Technique...

Military inspired watch...

... Stainless steel casing with gunmetal black coating, the watch runs on Japanese Quartz movement in Tachymeter (the inscription around the rim of an analog watch, useful in converting time intervals to speed or other rates of events) Base 1000 arrangement. It also features a genuine leather band and engraved back with its serial... #'d. A screw-on cap provides coverage to its crown.
Limited to 75 units worldwide... and its pure fire.

200% BEARBRICK Chogokin...

Black Version...

... All Metal, Heavy on the drop.

OOOOOOHHHHHaaakley's...

Gloss Black...

...Red Oakley plug & Ruby Iridium lenses.

BROOKLYN BASEMENTS...

Summer 5...

...Pannels!

CLOT...

From across the pond and then some...

...Nylon webbed belts.

CROOKS & CASTLES...

Pinstripe Denim...

Snorkle'd Breaker...

Castle Masked Crew...

Ankle Dangle Chain Hang T...

Sorry for the inconvenience...

Due to technical difficulties The Reed Space Blog has been subjected to a server change and new design layout supported and in connection with the "NEW" STAPLE DESIGN.COM facade. When they upload it (Blog Interface), you get to see it (new ish and other ish!). Until then (only been down for 6-7 days thus far, no biggie)... sorry for the inconvenience... Should be soon.
Ray.

Dash Snow Memorial Exhibition @ Deitch Projects NYC... RIP

With the recent passing of famed photographer/artist Dash Snow, Deitch Projects will be holding a special memorial exhibition in his honor. The show is set to open as early as July 21st, 2009.

Peres Projects provides more information about the event:
-We thought it would be important and helpful to have an open memorial exhibition for Dash’s community in New York City. We are asking Dash’s community of friends to participate in an exhibition that would include photographs or video of Dash; works of art made for Dash or in memory of him; a small group of works by Dash in various media (just for exhibition); and an open wall where friends or admirers from the general public could write, paint, or paste something up on the wall. The outside of the gallery will feature a large recreation by his friends of his tag. We anticipate opening to the public as early as Tuesday, July 21 at the 76 Grand Street gallery of Deitch Projects. The show would remain on view through mid-August. If you would like to participate in this exhibition by lending or creating artworks, please contact Kathy Grayson at Deitch Projects: 212 343 7300, kathy@deitch.com. We ask artists/friends who want to participate to bring artworks by the gallery beginning this Saturday, July 18th through Monday July 20th to begin installation that Tuesday. Artists are welcome to bring additional works anytime, however, that can be installed during the run of the show as well. All are welcome. Please pass this on to people you think would like to know about it.