This Highsnobiety Nike Air Max Day series highlights the unique design progression of the iconic Nike sneaker and includes references that art history buffs will love. The sponsored post on the Highsnobiety website celebrates the annual sneaker-honoring day and features classic Air Max sneaker models set up in a series of tableaus inspired by the still life oil paintings of the Dutch masters.
Various Nike Air Max models included in the GIF series are the Air Max 90 DQM Bacon (2004), Air Max 95 Supreme Atmos Animal (2007), Air Max 180 Germany SP (2013), Air Max BW Stash (2003).
In 2015, the Nike Air Max Day "holiday" featured international activations including a retrospective exhibition in Shanghai and a subway installation in Paris.
Classic Art Sneaker Tableaus
The Highsnobiety Nike Air Max Day Series References the Dutch Masters
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