Issued in conjunction with the landmark White Dunk: Evolution of an Icon exhibition, this archival set captures a pivotal moment when Nike reframed the Dunk not simply as footwear, but as cultural substrate. First staged in the early 2000s across global cities, the exhibition invited 25 Japanese artists to reinterpret the all-white Dunk as a conceptual canvas. The initiative was one of the first that helped catalyze the now-ubiquitous intersection of sneakers, art, and limited-edition culture.

The catalogue details the works of the 25 artists invited to reinterpret the sneaker silhouette, with each work of art photographed and detailed. The book comes accompanied with the fabric over the shoulder carrying case, an event poster, and a pair of white laces all commemorating the event. Together, these pieces form a cohesive archival grouping: not merchandise, but documentation of a turning point. As the Dunk evolved from its 1985 basketball origins into a global creative platform, this exhibition helped define the blueprint for modern sneaker collaborations and artist-led reinterpretation.