One of our newest stockists, The Good Life in Copenhagen had a launch party to kick things off for there store. If your in that neck off the woods, please drop in a support!

Were proud to announce the Grand Scheme Select range will be available at INCU. Incu has to be one of Australia's leading boutiques with 5 locations throughout Sydney and Melbourne and a brand list with the best of the best from around the world.

If you happen to be in NYC Get down to Reed Space this Thursday for the T-world launch, its going to be huge.
We will have some tees on display and you might be able to get a custom Grand Scheme design printed live on the night.

GRAND SCHEME ARTIST SERIES | THE MASTER & THE APPRENTICE
We are proud to launched the latest in our ongoing Artist Series, by releasing two limited edition t-shirt collaborations with Pop-Master, Ron English and the artist he anointed “Rembrandt with a spray can”, Kid Zoom.

Renowned for his subversion of popular culture, through his exploration of brand imagery and advertising, English’s signature style employs a mash-up of high and low cultural touchstones, including comic superhero mythology and totems of art history, to create a visual language of evolution.

Having meet Zoom by chance in Sydney, English took the Australian artist under his mentor ship in the United States. Zoom’s work has developed to cover expressive aerosol based works incorporating highly detailed photo-realism and aggressive installation work. He is currently based in Brooklyn, New York.

Remaining true to the original artwork and the place where both these artists made their name, these limited edition t-shirts were – appropriately – launched on the streets with heavy poster campaign and this video:

Available at all Grand Scheme stockists and online at grandscheme.com.au

Illegal billboards by Ron English for the Obamba campaign.

Kid Zoom at work in his Brooklyn studio.

These guys have been doing some big things with some big noise and are destined for big things, be sure to keep an eye on them.

Bring CA$$H!

We have just released some new block colour hats online and in store.
They are once again hand crafted in New Zealand and feature leather front badge and closure.

The first release come in Burgundy, French Navy and Gum colours, get them quickly if you don't want to miss out cause they are already selling out quickly.

In October 2011, after three years living in New York, artist Ian Strange (Kid Zoom) returned to Australia to create a major new exhibition housed in Cockatoo Island's prestigious Turbine Hall. A reflection on Strange's upbringing as an isolated teen in the Australian suburbs, Home featured a full-scale reproduction of his childhood house rebuilt from early adolescent memory and a film documenting the violent destruction of three Holden Commodores.

Of the work, Strange said:
"Living away from Australia has meant that questions surrounding my own identity and a genuine sense of place have begun to filter through into my art. More broadly, I wanted to come home to create a work reflecting on my origins in the Australian suburbs I felt that I needed to escape when I was younger."

This video documents the results:

Cant get this song out of my head today, MIA is always on point with her clips too.