Supreme
Category: Books,Arts & Photography,Graphic Design
Supreme Details
Review "This is a definite cop for one of my bookcases – better yet, my glass coffee table in the living room!" ~Premium+ Magazine"Supreme's first monograph, published by Rizzoli, is a notably polished effort: an elegantly packaged, 304 page visual history of the brand in all its dirty, sweaty, sexually explicit glory." ~New York Times"Despite the crisp luxurious photographs of streetwear decks and of course naked women Supreme Rizzoli a new coffee table book about James Jebbia s hugely influential New York City skate company is more than just catalog porn" ~Interview"An exciting new book has been announced for 2010. Aaron Bondaroff worked on a Supreme book... Something to look out for!" ~HighSnobiety.com"A must-have at home for fans of Supreme and all who rode the deck, rides the deck and lives for the deck." ~FreshnessMag.com"Having been a pioneer of the culture we know, Supreme along with Rizzoli have compiled this great book about the history of the NYC based label." ~SlamxHype.com"The eponymous new book Supreme pays homage to the brand's forward-thinking invention and seamless representation of skate culture" ~CoolHunting.com Read more About the Author Aaron Bondaroff began his career working at the Supreme store, and has since created his own fashion and lifestyle brands, Off Bowery and aNYthing. He lives in New York. Glenn O'Brien is a renowned journalist who has been both music critic and editor of Interview magazine, and writes a monthly style column for GQ magazine. He lives in New York.KAWS is a New York-based artist who has blurred the boundaries between street art, design and high art in his collaborations with Supreme, Original Fake, and Comme des Garcons, and in his exhibitions at galleries worldwide.James Jebbia founded Supreme in 1994. He lives in New York. Read more
Reviews
Awesome Supreme coffee table book. Just be aware that there are nude photos (one of a woman "spread eagle") in the book. Just a heads up in case there are young children in the house... my 13-year-old son loves Supreme.
