skate bordeaux with leo valls!

très bien!

this week, leo valls and crew give you a personal skate tour of bordeaux, france.

filmed and edited by josh stewart.

street skaters take you on a personal tour of the their favorite cities to skate. you'll discover some of the best skate, chill, gear, food, and beer spots as you get the vibe of a new city!

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“born under a bad sign”!

this film was released in 2011. neckface as a super-villain!

an action horror meets street art film from isaiah seret + neckface.

starring: neckface, mindy kelly and wayne dalglish (stunt double).

directed by isaiah seret.

screenplay by isaiah seret & neckface.

filmed at the museum of contemporary art, los angeles (moca) in conjunction with the exhibition art in the streets.

stussy x heel bruise "under the radar 3" recap.

here's a video recap of our stussy x heel bruise under the radar 3 photo exhibit event on january 26th, 2013 in the bay area presented by atlas. thanks to all who came out and made the event possible.

- heel bruise.

check out heel bruise.

utr 3 recap.

image: stussy

“under the radar” 3 went down this past weekend up at atlas in san mateo, ca and here is a glimpse of the action… the posse rolled deep in the stussy van up to norcal for the weekend to represent and it was well worth it. a great turnout was on hand at atlas. those guys did a great job of attracting the local skate crowd and getting a large majority of the photographers to come kick it, too.

big ups to pabst for supplying the beverages; thanks to the team at atlas for holding it down; and thank you, bay area, for being such a gracious host.

until next time!

text and photos by mr_nje.

click on the images above to enlarge.

check out atlas, stussy and heel bruise.

peace.

ian "poods" barry.

this is ian's video part that i put together for the "le friend" art and photo show with all his footage.

filmed by robbie gould and cameron holland.

mike giant's "confessions of an old dirty skateboarder" solo exhibition.

image: mike giant

san francisco based artist mike giant has his first solo show with the gallery entitled “confessions of an old dirty akateboarder” featuring a wide assemblage of recent drawings and also a rare opportunity to view giant’s personal collection of skateboards he illustrated the graphics for, including boards from his early career.

opening for the show is on friday, july 20 - august 12, 2012.
ffdg, 2277 mission st., sf, california.


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peace.

skateboards as art!

a new exhibit in atlanta showcases the evolution of art on skateboard decks. video from cnn's ferre dollar.


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enjoy!

good wood exhibit benefitting power house productions’ rideit sculpture park.

100 artists, including emerica pros ed templeton and jerry hsu created/donated skateboards to be sold at the good wood exhibition skateboard deck art online auction—the first in a series of events benefiting rideit sculpture park. the auction raised over $25,000 and 100% of funds raised will go to the initial rideit sculpture park build beginning early june.

- emerica.

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deadboys clubhouse by stussy canada.

stussy canada has worked on the exhibition “deadboys clubhouse” by raif adelberg. to mark the opening a capsule of items have been created that includes a series of graphic t-shirts, fleece, two original designed skateboard decks, a canadian hand made knit jacket and a series of accessories. all items available in limited quantity and will only be sold in canada at the exhibition opening at the toronto chapter april 28th, 2012.


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the tashkeel ramp in dubai.

check out this footy and enjoy!

when art and skateboarding collide great things happen... kids get inspired, new artwork is born and ramps get shredded. this is a physical manifestation of that sentiment embodied a ramp that spells "art", in arabic.


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speak cryptic's solo exhibition @ sam at 8q!

the illustrious mr. speak cryptic!

photos: pinkviolence

supa' massive big ups, mr. speak cryptic on your solo four floors mural paintings exhibition! props, son!

check out speak cryptic.

peace.

p.s. my apologies for the poor quality photos, 'cause i used my android's camera.

the stoke: skateboarding in brisbane.

the stoke: skateboarding in brisbane, australia event was from 5th november 2010 – 27th march 2011.

the stoke: skateboarding in brisbane, australia.

discover the meaning of ‘the stoke’ as mob investigates the enduring culture of skateboarding in brisbane – its people, legends and stories.

the stoke was an exciting all access pass to brisbane skateboarding history and culture for everyone – hardcore skateboarders, the uninitiated, museum lovers, design aficionados, extreme sports heads and fans of pop-culture.

the stoke also explored the intersection of physical and artistic expression that defines the pursuit of skateboarding and the camaraderie that unites brisbane skateboarders from all walks of life from the 1960s to today.

a highlight was a replica skate bowl, inspired by the legendary moorooka skate shed, that came alive throughout the exhibition with demonstrations and workshops involving members of brisbane’s skateboarding community.

the bowl has subsequently been donated and rehoused at the god bowl, 22 weckers road, mansfield, were it can continue to be enjoyed by the community.

- museum of brisbane.

check out museum of brisbane.

artists who smell like skateboarders.

a skateboarding road trip with the artists behind the brands we love.

produced by sandro grison in support of contributor filmed, edited and directed by corey adams.

additional camera by caleb beyers and isaac mckay-randozzi.

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skateboard decks tapestries.

in the art basel convention center, mounir fatmi’s skateboards covered in prayer carpet tapestries were mesmerizing. the colors were so vivid, and i enjoy the play between a sacred tapestry covering a skateboard. the colors shimmered on these prayer rugs, and seemed ironic that they were mounted on a skateboard – a fun ‘toy’ meant to ride around the streets with. maybe the artist wanted to comment on the sacredness of riding skateboards? either way, i think they are fabulous. they were shown scattered about the floor at lombard-freid booth.

- it's nice that.

check out mounir fatmi.

peace.