Designed by Carolyn Davidson in 1971. For $35. At the time, Phil Knight stated of the logo, “I don’t love it, but it will grow on me.”

Thanks MegaDeluxe Sports.

Danish photographer Kim Høltermand is one of our favorite artists of the moment. His elegant and surreal images capture man-made and natural scenes at their most confident. Stark and bold, yet with a soft organic quality, his work seems to communicate selected vignettes of an untold dream.

There’s a great interview with Kim over at PhotoInterview:
http://photointerview.ru/2010/10/the-architectural-symphonies-in-the-photography-of-kim-holtermand

In just a few years, Gehard Demetz has risen to international prominence by applying his incredible craftsmanship as a traditional woodcarver to subjects that are new and appealing to contemporary viewers.

His sculptures of children are at the same time attractive and disquieting and rendered with an amazing  perfection that is by no means rhetorical or classical. One of the most startling technical features is the construction using small woodblocks and juxtaposing finely polished parts to very rough and sketchy surfaces. This particular construction and treatment render his sculptures absolutely unique in the domain of contemporary wood sculpture and is partly responsible for the great curiosity aroused by the appearance of his work in the art world.  Since his debut in 2005,  Gehard Demetz has been invited by prominent galleries to exhibit in the United States, Spain, Germany, Korea. He has also produced monumental sculptures on commission for collectors around the world.

http://demetz.zeroduemedia.com

PopSlice is a proud sponsor of the Arts of Fashion Foundation, a non-profit organization with aims to foster international cultural exchange of creativity through fashion.

The Bently Reserve in San Francisco provided the setting for “Uniquely Untrendy,” a student fashion show ending a weeklong symposium on December 8. The show consisted of 55 final pieces, selected from a total of 320 entries. Also featured were pieces from a series of master classes taught by Raf Simon’s Matthew Blazy, designer Matthew Ames, and Martin Margiela alums Laurence Teillet and Aurore Thibout.

More photos can be viewed at http://thehaps.popslice.com

WOODWORKS is a full service custom cabinetry and furniture shop owned and operated by Christopher Lee and Sarah Wood, located in sunny Oakland, California. A recent remodel for the Pigozzi house in the Berkeley hills represents their key style—clean modern lines integrating warm natural materials and finely-crafted details.

More of their stellar work can be seen at: http://woodworks.popslice.com