Showing posts with label Murakami. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Murakami. Show all posts

Thursday, October 9, 2008

Update- Murakami in Frankfurt!

Few days ago, I have posted about Murakami exhibition is now in Frankfurt (Click here to read my previous post). The exhibition will run from 27th September 2008 to 4th january 2009. I was able to manage to get more images from the exhibition! So, here they are^^:If you have chance to be in Frankfurt, Go to MMK Museum to explore the Murakami!

Saturday, October 4, 2008

Murakami in Frankfurt!

After having been in Los Angeles and New York, the next stop of Murakami exhibition is Frankfurt, Germany which opened at the MMK Museum last week!

More images are coming soon!^^

Images: MMK Museum

Wednesday, September 3, 2008

Monogramouflage Passport Cover

I have posted about this limited edition Monogramouflage line, The Monagramouflage canvas adorning this passport cover is the fruit of a new collaboration between Marc Jacobs and the Japanese artist Takashi Murakami.

Material: Monogramouflage canvas PVC and cotton
Size: 5.5"x3.9"
Product ID: M58207


To be honest, when I first saw this line on the internet I was not interested at all! But when I saw this in real life, I was completely sold. The monogramouflage pattern gives a very special look. I wanted to have the passport cover and the iphone case, but sadly the iphone case was already hold for someone else (only a few of passport cover and iphone case available in Aussie). Anyway, I was lucky enough to get hold of this and I just LVoe it!


Source and images: Louis Vuitton

Monday, September 1, 2008

Good Morning- Kanye West

Here is the new Kanye West's music video: "Good morning"

The animation is produced by Takashi Murakami. I just LVoe it!

Source: youtube

Sunday, May 4, 2008

Takashi Murakami - The Time's 100 Most Influential People

Takashi Murakami made in to the The Time's 100 Most Influential People. Below here is taken from TIME written by our LVoe Marc Jacobs.
"When I first saw Takashi Murakami's work, I smiled and wondered, Where did this explosion come from? Who was responsible for this collision of psychedelia, manga and, well, art? Then I thought, I would love it if the mind that imagined this dizzying world of jellyfish eyes, singing moss, magic mushrooms and morphing creatures would be willing to have a go at the iconic Louis Vuitton monogram.

So I e-mailed Takashi. And he answered. Before long, there he was, standing in my Paris office, wearing his round, wire-rimmed glasses, skeleton-print T shirt, baggy short pants and a sort of samurai ponytail. He looked like a cool skater kid, an eternal teenager.
He and his crew, with total respect for Vuitton's heritage, were eager to contribute to the creation of a new chapter.

How we would proceed in our collaboration was set forth by Takashi, 46. We would have a game of "catch ball," throwing ideas and images back and forth, usually over e-mail, until we were both satisfied. Our first agreed-upon work was a straightforward interpretation of Vuitton's traditional monogram. What had once been set in brown with gold symbols was now alive in 33 clashing colors against a jet black or optic white background. With a bit more throwing of the ball, each symbol within the monogram would soon have its very own identity—even the LV would eventually be entwined in moss and sprout hands.

Our collaboration has produced a lot of works and has been a huge influence and inspiration to many. It has been and continues to be a monumental marriage of art and commerce. The ultimate crossover—one for both the fashion and art history books.

The best part is that it continues, it grows, it morphs and still excites. Our efforts have come full circle. And I get to keep playing this game of catch ball with a great artist—and friend."

To find out more who else is in, visit TIME: The world's Most Influential People

Friday, May 2, 2008

More with Louis Vuitton Monogramouflage




What do you guys think of the bags??....Like it?....Personally, I don't like it...maybe it is too much pattern for me.....I need to say "No" this time.....But again as always Louis Vuitton creates soemthing interesting! :)
Thanks to Luv2BuyBags from tPF for photos

Monday, April 28, 2008

Update on Monogramouflage!!




As I have previously posted about this a while back, "Louis Vuitton Murakami Exhibition and Monogramouflage Collection" Here is the update pic of the bag from this collection....Oh well, let's see by ourselves when it is released in June!

Thanks to KarenKooper.com!

Saturday, April 19, 2008

Louis Vuitton Murakami Exhibition and Monogramouflage Collection


As you all may have already knew that there is a Louis Vuitton Murakami Exhibition with a fully operational store at Brooklyn Museum between 5th April to 13th July 2008. And a GOOD NEWS to hear is that the limited edition canvasses, "monogramouflage collection" is scheduled to be launched on 1st June at the Musuem and 15th June at selescted stores! This collectin will include the range from luggage, leather goods to jewelry and ready-to-wear.

I am now wondering how Monogramouflage jewelry and ready-to-wear would look like!