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The no-one boutique and sister bar and arts venue
DreamBagsJaguarShoes have become synonymous with exciting and innovative design talent. Here, farfetch.com takes time out to talk to artists Valerie Philips, Stevie Gee, Chrissie Abbott, Marcus Oakley and Jiro Bevis about their recent collaborations with the Jaguar Shoes collective and the no-one boutique, in which they are stocked.
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How did you become involved with Jaguar Shoes?
I used to work at the bar a few years ago and they always wanted me to do a show.
How would you describe your work?
Fun.
What inspires you the most?
Music, movies, drinking, science and nature.
What do you like about the no-one
boutique?
It sells my t-shirt I think.
Tell us about your latest Jaguar Shoes Collaboration?
They made some silkscreens of a load of doodles of mine of stuff I love like Emilio Estevez, Joan Jett and Bun E. Carlos.
What’s the plan 2010?
Sleep a lot and draw some stuff, I think I’ve got a couple shows early next year, in Paris and Berlin.
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How did you become involved with Jaguar Shoes?
I was asked by French - a genius illustrator of death metal and other nice things - to be part of a group show he was helping organise at Jaguar Shoes. I wanted to do a zine with Vickie from Jaguar Shoes, because I love the zines she produces for the shows she curates and we just decided to do a show.
How would you describe your work?
No bullshit photography. No fuss, no technical baggage, no idiots.
What inspires you the most?
Astronauts and outer space.
What do you like about the no-one boutique?
I like that it sells interesting, unpredictable stuff, our t-shirts and art.
Tell us about your latest Jaguar Shoes Collaboration?
We did a series of screen prints, in connection with a show Vickie curated. I did two black and white prints of horses. I'm also about to do a plate and mug for their new homeware series. And of course, there are the T-shirts. I live in Chrissie's.
What’s the plan 2010?
I have a new book, 'Amber Is For Caution' coming out in March 2010, with accompanying shows in London and Tokyo.
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