Kicking off under the sun, this month JOYCE orbits around the humble sneaker and all things urban as we have Hong Kong’s Flying Hawk studio and up and coming artist Ronin running sneaker customization workshops, where you can kick-lovers can customize an iconic model and take home their own one-of-a-kind pair of sneakers.

Alongside will also be a trunk show of sneaker objet d’art at JOYCE Central from 15-30 October, with unique pieces by Edinburgh sculptor Alasdair Thomson, Californian custom label B Street Shoes, kawaii kicks from Hong Kong-based Great Scott Custom, Chinese porcelain artisans Yeenjoy Studios, and Hong Kong artist Vase by Su: all cementing (literally) the sneaker’s status as an art form.

ONE OF A KIND SNEAKS WITH THE FLYING HAWK

The Flying Hawk Studio is a Hong Kong artist collaborative founded in 2016. It has teamed up with a range of labels to revamp iconic sneaker models, and its custom service creates sneaker art to-order.

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KIDS’ KICKS WITH SNEAKERHEAD RONIN

At age 9, Ronin is a creative self-starter.  His workshop will let other young sneaker fans try their hand at customizing with stencils and freehand detailing of their own.

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