Michael Clark and Company was launched in 1984 with two works: Do You Me? I Did and New Puritans. The company was an immediate success and toured internationally with Not H.air (1984) and our caca phoney H. our caca phoney H. (1985). During this time Clark collaborated with fashion designers Bodymap, artists Leigh Bowery and Trojan, as well as The Fall, Laibach, and Wire. He created large-scale works for his company such as No Fire Escape in Hell (1986), Because We Must (1987), and I Am Curious Orange (1988).
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Monday, November 2, 2009
LO-FI/HIGHEND IS A.OK
OAK and A.OK would like to invite you to our Bond Street location this Thursday for a "Lo-fi, High End Collaboration" with Eric Helvie and Dylan Forsberg
7-10pm
28 Bond Street
NYC
7-10pm
28 Bond Street
NYC
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Friday, October 23, 2009
Thursday, October 22, 2009
THANK YOU VILLAGE VOICE!
Here is what they say….
yeah, we knew that would get your attention. a-ok is the new, more affordable offshoot of the experimental clothing boutique oak. what you’ll find—in the basement of their noho shop and at the back of their williamsburg shop—are incredibly cool pieces for women and men at excellent prices, ranging from $5 to $275, with much of the stock under $100. labels include cheap monday, obey, warriors of radness, and, of course, a-ok, the inexpensive version of oak’s edgy, unusual line. fun accessories are the shop’s specialty: you’ll find multicolored sunglasses for $5 (cheaper than the ones from those dudes on st. mark’s), vintage swatch watches for $52, spiky bracelets for $22, and bowlers and fedoras for $48. brooklyn-based designer chris habana collaborated with a-ok to create jewelry that pays tribute to your favorite pop icon (for instance, you can get a tiny white mj glove or a gold conical bra on a chain for $54). and when someone asks you where you got your clothes, you’ll be excited to tell them all about your new discovery—or, then again, maybe you’ll just want to keep it to yourself.
yeah, we knew that would get your attention. a-ok is the new, more affordable offshoot of the experimental clothing boutique oak. what you’ll find—in the basement of their noho shop and at the back of their williamsburg shop—are incredibly cool pieces for women and men at excellent prices, ranging from $5 to $275, with much of the stock under $100. labels include cheap monday, obey, warriors of radness, and, of course, a-ok, the inexpensive version of oak’s edgy, unusual line. fun accessories are the shop’s specialty: you’ll find multicolored sunglasses for $5 (cheaper than the ones from those dudes on st. mark’s), vintage swatch watches for $52, spiky bracelets for $22, and bowlers and fedoras for $48. brooklyn-based designer chris habana collaborated with a-ok to create jewelry that pays tribute to your favorite pop icon (for instance, you can get a tiny white mj glove or a gold conical bra on a chain for $54). and when someone asks you where you got your clothes, you’ll be excited to tell them all about your new discovery—or, then again, maybe you’ll just want to keep it to yourself.
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