Take a look at some sexy images from Hamburg, Germany-based photographer, Marc Van Dalen, who almost exclusively shoots naked or half-naked women. (Lucky him.)

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Today we get a look at the t-shirts from Diamond Supply Co.’s Spring collection. The Cali label put together a total of ten graphic tees, each offered in four different colours. Available now through their online shop. mash rating: 6/10

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Kindred Spirits is a collection of print works by Australian artist, Jonathan Zawada, which explores the value of the image in a disorienting world where visual culture is defined by an assortment of images out of context, a subject he also explores on his blog Fashematics. The show, which opens today at Colette, consists of pieces from an ongoing body of work that explores the simple manipulation of found imagery, utilising techniques from collage to Photoshop to custom coded image distortion algorithms.The work is essentially image-play, a kind of visual theatre sport where everything is liberated from style, concept and context and simply is.

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Following the first teaser, 5boro offers a second preview of their upcoming video, Join or Die. The full-length video premiers in two weeks on February 16th.

Today we present you with some drawing from Heikki Leis, an artist from Estonia who prefers to use pencils and ball point pens to create his works.

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Photographer, Frank Oscar Larson documented life on the streets of New York during the ’50s. The banker-turned-amateur photographer shot in his spare time and developed his photos in his basement darkroom in Flushing. Larson was an avid, empathetic observer of the life of the streets, and in his eyes, the mundane becomes miraculous. He was able to achieve a great intimacy and immediacy taking unguarded, candid shots. Honouring the work of Frank Oscar Larson, a selection of these images will be on display at the Queens Museum in an exhibition running from February 5th to May 20th.

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Nike releases a classic OG version of one of their most iconic models, a variation of the Cortez released back in 1975. It sports a distressed suede and nylon upper with yellowed midsoles. Look for them now at select retailers including Titolo. mash rating: 7.5/10

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