Canadian architect, Sabina Hill is the creator of the Feast Sideboard. This piece was inspired by the native artist of Mark Preston. She colaborates with other aboriginal artists creating custom furniture inspired by Native Art. The art is all based on Canadian West Coast native culture, with a contemporary style, a key element in Sabina`s work.
Ottawa-based clothing line, Raised by Wolves presents their 2009 Fall Collection which will incorporate new graphic tees, and northern-inspired toques. The collection welcomes a talented group of collaborators with designs by Actual Pain, Le Messie and Mike Jones of Mishka NYC fame. The new Fall release is available online at www.100percentfurious.com. Continue Reading…
Fleece basics have been a staple for Canadian fashion brand, Reigning Champ and their ‘09 Fall/Winter collection proves no different. Featuring a fleece varsity jacket, fleece cardigan, and accompanying sweatpants, scarves, and toques, the newly released collection is available for purchase at Haven. Continue Reading…
The outdoors of the Great White North provide inspiration for the Fall/Winter ‘09 release of top knotch footwear products from Ransom by Adidas. The collection features mountaineer-influenced sneakers and boots including The Summit, The Creek, and The Dune seen here, among other releases. Continue Reading…
Welcome to the redefinition of Vancouver-based clothing and outerwear expert, Arc’teryx. Their Fall 2009 Veilance Collection features breakthrough blazers, jackets, and sweaters built for exceptional performance while maintaining a highly fashionable presence. The Veliance line introduces products that “advance personal freedom, allowing a seamless connection between individual, environs, and action”. Continue Reading…
While he continues to make a name for himself, Colin Munroe gives his rendition of The Verve’s Bittersweet Symphony on new work from Wale. The track is produced by DJ Toomp and features Colin on the hook. Check it out here at 1867: Canadian Collective. Continue Reading…
Toronto-based architects, Kuwabara Payne McKenna Blumberg Architechts are the creative minds behind the design of Koerner Hall, a brilliant aspect of Toronto’s Telus Center for Performing and Learning. The building belongs to the Royal Conservatory of Music, an organization that has provided the finest music and arts education to millions of Canadians over the past century. Continue Reading…