Online sneaker archive Sneakerpedia have recently been in touch to let us know that they celebrated their two-year anniversary earlier in May. Apart from being amazed that it was (already) two years since SP launched, we were also pleased to see that the most ‘loved’ sneaker on the website was actually an artist collaboration…
In his first collaborative project with the brand, Jeff Staple and the Staple Design team join forces with Puma to create the Pigeon Suede...
The Zen-inspired Nike Roshe Run seems to be a favourite among artists and designers alike (including us here at Art & Sole), so we thought we should mention that a customisable version has just launched over on the excellent NIKEiD website...
Vans definitely seem to be on top form with their artist collaborations recently, the latest of which is this Syndicate pack by Alien Workshop co-founder and art director, Mike Hill...
This month saw the release of Supreme's most recent collaboration with Vans. Created to coincide with the Supreme SS13 apparel collection, the pack of three shoes utilises the original album artwork from New Order's iconic 1983 release Power, Corruption & Lies...
Returning to his favoured Reebok silhouette for a third time, Japanese art director Jun Watanabe once again applies his signature style to the Insta Pump Fury...
As the (Valentine) month of February comes to a close, we thought we'd show you this 'Love Me' collaboration between Vans and artist/photographer Curtis Kulig...
While we're on the subject of knitted sneakers (see below), we thought we'd quickly mention that this weekend sees the launch of the latest chapter in the HTM Flyknit collaboration project, with the release of the Nike HTM Flyknit Chukka...
This month saw the return of artist/designer Kevin Lyons to Parisian boutique Colette for another of his design-orientated installations. As part of the project, Lyons also worked with Converse on this very limited Chuck Taylor All Star sneaker...
Most of the sneaker releases we cover here on the website are usually limited edition affairs, available from select sneaker outlets and often hard to come by. Occasionally, however, art and design can find itself creeping on to more widely available shoes, and the Air Max 'City Pack' range (from earlier this year) is certainly an interesting example of this...
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