Car Evolution: November 2009

HYPE MEANS NOTHING now available at H5

Hype Means Nothing is now available at H5!

HYPE MEANS NOTHING, a brand from France that features a lot of renown peoples alike as their printing such as Pharrell Williams, Brad Pitt, The Beatles, Kanye West, Beyonce, Lil Wayne, Jay Z and even Barack Obama to name a few are now available in very limited quantities at H5, Bangsar Village 2. Check this newly released brand out and find out for yourself what they have to offer!

Check out the official website at HYPE MEANS NOTHING.
Also, have a look at 'H5 - HYPE MEANS NOTHING ????? / New Arrivals'

What's H5?

Check out my previous post 'H5, bringing you Nooka and more. Coming soon...'.

Also....

Joyce Kristen Wong ( aka the Kinky Blue Fairy) has written a very nice entry, 'H5 � the new cool kid on the Bangsar block' and also on Tongue in Chic entitled 'Chic Shop: H5 (KL)'.

On amberlust.blogspot.com, 'h5 + nooka'.

On KLue, 'H5 stocks cult brands Nooka, Feiyue & Alive Tokyo'

Join us on H5, Facebook too.

MINDstyle LIFEstyle featuring Michael Lau at ZINC Art Space

This is BIG!

H5 and Zinc are bringing you a special exhibition by renowned artist Michael Lau in conjunction with toymakers MINDstyle. Miss it and you'll regret it!

Win exclusive invitation to MINDstyle LIFEstyle featuring Michael Lau, The Godfather Family Tradition exhibition!

Michael Lau epitomizes a rare breed of visionaries able to connect with an audience that has remained loyal over the years. The Gardener figure series by Michael Lau is celebrating its 10th anniversary. He is without question one of this generation's finest toy makers.

His very first Malaysia appearance documents 10 years of Gardeners and celebrates the vision and creativity of Michael Lau. The 'Family Tradition Art Exhibition' will be the first time held in Malaysia and also the first time in South East Asia! Made possible by H5 & Zinc.

Michael Lau, an artist from Hong Kong who is known for his illustration and designer toy figures, such as the his Gardener pieces. His work became so popular it attracted the attention of the Sony corporation, who exclusively distributed a selection of his Gardener pieces in Asia.