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7/07/2007 saw some serious partying worldwide and Brooklyn was no exception. To launch their new vintage running collection, NIKE hosted a day of events centered around the company’s illustrious 1970’s running heritage with a retro campaign called “Re-Run.” Starting off in D.U.M.B.O., the day got moving with a massive public performance by legendary Japanese noise rockers the BOREDOMS at The Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park, who shook things up with a carefully choreographed performance that included 77 drummers. Moving down the street to the PowerHouse Arena, the party kept going at an AARON ROSE-curated installation celebrating the campaign with art by SCOTT CAMPBELL, TRACY NAKAYAMA, and ANDREW JEFFREY WRIGHT, and some seriously vintage pieces of running hardware. HAVE A LOOK:
THE RUN-UP:
The biggest hippie drum circle ever…
[video]http://youtube.com/watch?v=WYwkkdX0wsM[/video]
THE “RE-RUN”:
Classic gear…
Be-hatted hipsters Scott Campbell & Dash Snow work the room…
Soiled Mattress brought the dirty vibe…
Syrup not included…
Young Nate with ’70s-appropriate coiff closing the show…
Drumming photos by SinceAgain, party photos by Terraplane Marquez.
July 10th, 2007 at 2:23 pm
[...] Brooklyn saw the launch of Nike’s Vintage collections this week, a day of events was organised around the launch, including a performance by Japanese Rockers, The Boredoms, and a show curated by Aaron Rose at PowerHouse Arena, wish included works by Scott Campbell, Tracy Nakayama, and Andrew Jeffrey Wright. Check out full coverage of the day at Supertouch. [...]
July 10th, 2007 at 2:41 pm
[...] Brooklyn saw the launch of Nike’s Vintage collections this week, a day of events was organised around the launch, including a performance by Japanese Rockers, The Boredoms, and a show curated by Aaron Rose at PowerHouse Arena, wish included works by Scott Campbell, Tracy Nakayama, and Andrew Jeffrey Wright. Check out full coverage of the day at Supertouch. [...]
July 14th, 2007 at 4:38 am
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