Eat Shit Die

EAT SHIT DIE is the second compilation of the 'zine FUCK THIS LIFE by Weirdo Dave. In 2008 OHWOW published, FATAL, the classic collection of the best pages and centerfolds from the first ten issues. Two years later EAT SHIT DIE offers issues 11-14 in their entirety with color centerfolds unlike the original zines. First Come First Served. All images are found physically and true to size. Fuck a Google image search. FUCK THIS LIFE can hold its own no matter how big your ego. Legendary Low Life. Hysterical. Sensational. Authentic.

Book Release & Signing

August 21, 4-7PM

OH-WOW Book Club

227 Waverly Place

New York, NY 10014

TV Baby album and book

OHWOW presents TV Baby, the self titled debut from Brain McPeck and Matt McAuley from A.R.E. Weapons. More than a feature length album, TV Baby comes packaged in a genre defining 52 page book with artwork from Jim Jarmusch, Leo Fitzpatrick, Nate Lowman, Agathe Snow, Rita Ackermann, Spencer Product, Tom Jarmusch, Hanna Liden, Adam Greer, Aaron Bondaroff, Paul Sevigny, Ry Fyan, Aaron Young, Spencer Sweeney, Alan Vega, Dan Colen and Dash Snow plus many more.

Each artist was given a page in the book and asked to develop imagery that defined their personal relationship with television. Submissions ran the gamut from Aaron Bondaroff's logo inspired look back at the past twenty years of television to Jim Jarmusch's classic photograph of William Burroughs from 1978. This collaborative project, two years in the making, captures the musical and visual energy of downtown culture.

Jim Jarmusch, William Burroughs, 1978

Nate Lowman, Untitled, 2010

Agathe Snow, Greatest Creation, 2010

OHWOW Book Club
227 Waverly  Place

New York, NY 10014

My Favorite Kind of American

front: LV Escalade by Luis Gispert 2009

back: B-29 by Luis Gispert 2009

My Favorite Kind of American by Luis Gispert (double-sided print)

OHWOW is proud to present its first collaborative project with Brooklyn based artist Luis Gispert. Gispert is a filmmaker, photographer, and sculptor, addressing a variety of topics in his work such as the infiltration of subcultures on the mainstream and the fragmented American experience. Regardless of the vehicle or message, the aesthetic leans toward theatric as his seductive imagery delivers a blend of opulent artifice with clever indications of acute subtexts. From photographs of surreal landscapes viewed from elaborate cockpits to stylized sculptures of tricked-out speaker systems, the work acts as a composite, melding what is familiar with the unexpected. Gispert's message points out the fragile balance between consummate reality and the decorated facades we tend to build around it.

Printed Double-Sided, offset 20 x 29 inches on 14 Point Cougar Cover Bright White Number One Sheet UV Coated. Each unsigned poster is numbered x/50 and will be shipped flat.

OHWOW Book Club
227 Waverly Place
New York, NY 10014

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a SUPREME Book

Supreme will be releasing a Monograph of it’s sixteen year history. Published by Rizzoli, this book is a visual history of the brand that includes an introduction by Glenn O’Brien, an essay by Aaron Bondaroff and an interview between Kaws and James Jebbia.The book surveys many of the brand’s products over the years including projects with Jeff Koons, Richard Prince, Damien Hirst, Public Enemy and Lou Reed, among others. The book also includes a product index from Supreme’s archive.The 304 paged hard cover Supreme edition of this book will be available exclusively at Supreme stores in the U.S. and Japan, and on-line April 20th. A general release edition will be available April 27th at Amazon.com and select book stores.