April 26, 2011
I will be closing our store on May 21, 2011.
From now until then, we will have 25%-50% off all of our inventory in-store.
April 2, 2011
Miss Dimplez.com and Phoenicia Association are very proud to bring you grammy winning recording artist Talib Kweli, and other special guests, for an in-store meet and greet. Starting at 6 p.m. on Friday April 8th, this event is free and open to the public in advance of their concert that night.
For more information on this event, please email events@missdimplez.com.
Friday April 8th, 2011
6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
821 N. 3rd St.
Suite #13/West Side of Building
March 26, 2011
Andy Brown’s “Explore”
Opening April 1st, 2011
Our featured artist for the month of April is Phoenix native, Andy Brown. Andy has been working with aerosol paint for over a decade, and his show, “Explore”, is inspired by his travels through Europe, Asia, and the United States. Andy is also the creator and owner of SoldierLeisure Clothing, which will be on sale in the shop while “Explore” is running in the gallery. This is actually Andy’s second appearance in the gallery (in case you forgot), but this time he’s here with a full showcase that will be running through the month of April. Please join us for the opening reception Friday April 1st, 2011.
Opening Reception April 1, 2011 from 6-9 p.m.
821 N. 3rd St.
Suite 13 (west side of building)
Phoenix, AZ, 85004
Andy Brown’s “Explore” will be showing in the gallery through the month of April.
March 3, 2011
Spring Clearance Sale!
25% Off All Clothing
Starting First Friday March 4, all clothing in store and online will be 25% off.
Our Spring Clearance Sale will run through the entire month of March.
Store Hours:
Tuesday – Saturday
Noon – 6:00 pm
or Shop Online
*Sale excludes artwork.
Antigirl’s Hearts Show
*Show Extended through March, 2011
“antigirl is a brand created by artist and designer tiphanie brooke in her teens. over the last decade, her brand and body of work achieved both national and international recognition and an army of admirers.
“she is a multidisciplinary graphic artist who works, lives, and studies in phoenix, arizona. she uses her own concoction of traditional materials as well as techniques that only the luxuries of modern technology can afford. her repertoire includes design/print, illustration, photography, painting, screen printing and a final touch with adobe creative suite. she has a taste for using digitally altered organic works and as such her work raises more questions than it seeks to answer on what is real; lending itself to the development and evolution of a fresh new language of artistic expression with relevance.
“tiphanie is never not working [sic] on antigirl, using her grind as a mirror image of herself. never shy to share a glimpse of her studio, photos of her work from start to finish, are beautiful peeks into her creative process with an artistic presentation, no matter the medium. she works on all types of projects for her clients – specializing in illustration, brand identity/strategy, editorial design and graphic design. some of her clients include; teen vogue, the new york times, showtime networks, computer arts magazine (uk), suicide girls, automata studios, elemente magazine (can), nylon magazine, and the new yorker.
“tiphanie’s work has been in shows from belgium to the bay. her hand sewn babylon beware book gained global notoriety in 2005 while appearing at computerlove for cpluv:offline in brussels, belgium. her first solo show, “tart”, exhibited at uppercase gallery in calgary, canada and featured the debut of her series “women”. she continued to show the iconic “women” series at the ann street gallery in new york and the undercurrent arts in miami in 2007 and 2008.
“in 2009, her hearts collection (2008 – present) transformed into large installation pieces, with the first public showing at phoenix design week (aiga). shortly after its debut tiphanie adapted these pieces for both public and private—collectors and clients. she began experimenting with manual photography and spent as much time in the dark room as possible. in april 2010 she won an award for a deconstructed photo she took for an assignment, which was displayed at the phoenix art museum.
“for the rest of the antigirl decade she is continuing her collection of “hearts” (#1-23) and working on large format mixed media panels, installation pieces and murals… all of which are slated to be showcased at her next solo show in february 2011 at the phoenicia association.”
Opening Reception February 4, 2011 from 7-9 p.m.
821 N. 3rd St.
Suite 13 (west side of building)
Phoenix, AZ, 85004
*Antigirl’s Hearts Show will run through the month of March.
For more about the artist, please visit Antigirl’s website.
antigirl | never not working©®™
November 24, 2010
NOVEMBER 26, 2010
BLACK METAL FRIDAY IS BACK!
On Friday November 26, 2010, we will be holding our second annual Black Metal Friday Sale.
15% off EVERYTHING in the store, and additional 10% off any single item with an online review of our store!!
You can post on yelp or google before Friday, or you can post a review in-store.
See you Friday
One day only sale
Open Noon – 6 p.m.
November 4, 2010
Rick Kim’s Orgasm Deconstructed: Women
Opening Friday November 5
Please join Rick Kim in this intimate photo exhibition gallery disctrict of Phoenix as he presents his show for the first time in Arizona.
New York based fashion photographer Rick Kim focuses his lens on story telling in this new series. His fashion and documentary work has been featured in fashion publications and news editorial.
Orgasm Deconstructed: Women is a preview of Kim’s book in progress exploring the relationship between orgasm, self expression, and self ownership. With a photo narrative of 24 different women in a collection of portraits, he presents his subjects in a raw and honest moment – at the peak of sexual release. These black and white images were all shot in ambient light. All subjects were photographed in their home, in their most comfortable environment. Interviews were conducted with each woman discussing their early sexual experiences and their emotional connection to orgasm.
This is a case study of women and their personal evolution as sexual beings. The goal of this project is to showcase the varying emotions, body language and facial expressions we as humans go through in the release of orgasm. What underlying truths do our involuntary reactions reveal? The focus is on the subject’s awareness of self in this powerful and personal exhibition.
A second collection titled “Men” is planned after the conclusion of this series.
20% of proceeds will be donated to Women for Women.
Opening November 5, from 7-10 p.m.
Orgasm Deconstructed: Women will run through the month of November at Phoenicia Association.
For more about the artist, please visit Rick Kim’s website.
October 26, 2010
NOW AVAILABLE IN STORE
Cash Crop
RE-USE CASH, REDUCE CROP, RECYCLE CLOTHING
We are proud to welcome Cash Crop’s Fall/Winter 2010 collection, Promoting Awareness, to Phoenix.
“Cash Crop Clothing is a 100% organic clothing line that uses only organic and recycled materials. Focusing on the quality, construction , and fit rather than logo blasted pre-made garments, everything is custom cut and sew. Nothing is pre-made. Cash Crop’s focus is to bring quality back to the streets creating longevity in your clothing.”
This Los Angeles based brand is keenly aware of the environment and doing their part in reducing the fashion industry’s ecological footprint. But also has a very intelligent eye for current style, using the right materials in the right ways. Every piece from Cash Crop is reasonably priced, and has unmistakable hand crafted quality.
We just got in several styles of organic cotton basic tees, button ups, and heavy coats from Cash Crop. Stop by the shop today and see the newest addition here for yourself.
October 14, 2010
NOW AVAILABLE IN STORE
FUCT’s Love Awareness Program
We just received FUCT’s Fall/Winter 2010 collection, The Love Awareness Program. We have a large selection of tees, snapback hats, and hoodies that will be available on our online shop soon, but everything is available in store now.
For more about The Love Awareness Program, visit FUCT’s website. The movie on their home page will draw you in, and is absolutely worth your time…. watch it.
Support your local FUCT dealers.
