The History Of The Saatchi Gallery showcases the diverse work of over 150 artists from the Saatchi Gallery’s most famous exhibitions including Jake and Dinos Chapman, Lucian Freud, Damien Hirst, Andy Warhol and many more. With over 850 pages each measuring 50cm square and weighing over 35 kilos. The Saatchi Opus is presented in a specially designed inlaid wooden art crate, as an exclusive limited edition of 950 copies each individually numbered and personally signed by Charles Saatchi himself. The weight isn’t the only hefty part of this book, priced at £2,250.00, The Saatchi Opus is available 26th November, at krakenopus.com.

Info: GQ

Works by : Chiho AOSHIMA, Lionel ESTEVE, Bernard FRIZE, Duane HANSON, GELITIN
Bharti KHER, KOLKOZ, Klara KRISTALOVA, Farhad MOSHIRI, Takashi MURAKAMI
Jean-Michel OTHONIEL, Paola PIVI, Michael SAILSTORFER, Piotr UKLANSKI
 and Peter ZIMMERMANN.

Takashi MURAKAMI

“Warp”, 2009 (detail, in Production) 244 x 10,16 x 5 cm / 8 feet x 4 inches x 2 inches
Photo: Kaikai Kiki Studio staff ©2009 Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

Bharti KHER

“Dead ruler” 2008, Fibreglass, wood, shell, 103 x 165 x 165 cm / 40 1/2 x 65 x 65 inches; life size gorilla.

Jean-Michel OTHONIEL

“Red Bounce” 2008, Mirrored glass, aluminum 110 x 110 x 110 cm / 43 1/4 x 43 1/4 x 43 1/4 inches

Having premiered at the recent Honeyee Prime event in Tokyo, here is a look at “How Splendid You Are” directed by Hiromix here is your chance to view the film. Hiromix, a hugely talented and unconventional artist works with many mediums, while this three part series of films offer a look at her very unique approach to poetry.

Watch the How Splendid You Are by Hiromix here.

Having seen the release of Visvim Foley-Folk with velcro straps, here is another sneaker which may impressive depending on your thoughts of no laces. The Nike Sportswear Blazer High V Lux finished with a quite exceptional high quality leather and kept to an absolute minimum with everything black.

Thanks to Streething for the info.

Jun Takahashi has gone to his roots for this latest release with this hugely impressive and minimal creation. Undercover has a defining aesthetic which has been the heritage of Ura-harajuku and this design which dates back to one of the first designs from the label in 1994. Slightly altered, this work coat features a rough cotton and the raw cuffs adds a nice touch.