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Color Magazine 8.3SE is now shipping! This special over-sized issue includes a sneak peak on the upcoming Club Mumble “Favourites” book, with photography by a handful of the members on this very page!! Typogrpahy by Caste Projects, features on Mike Fyfe, Jason Jessee, Kitsch Skateboards in China, the One Way or Another road trip with Andrew Pommier, Todd Bratrud, Fos, Michael Sieben, Michael Hsiung, Phil Toselli and PNut… in promotion of the current Contributor project. Click the jump for more previews.

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This is our latest ad that appears in the current issue of Sidewalk Magazine here in the UK…Shaun has style for miles.
See more of Alex Burrell’s photography on Queenpin.org.

I am having an exhibition on July 16th at the POVevolving Gallery in LA entitled SUMMERWINTER.

I began thinking about the  SUMMERWINTER concept about a year ago. It was a natural seasonal progression after my Autumn inspired show at colette in Paris. I wanted to convey the way that seasons are different in the Northern and Southern hemispheres, and how opposites attract… That feeling that one could not exist without the other, and that things all become one in the end.

For this show, I took a minimalist approach in my work, which was inspired by my husband. I have always been about color, but in this show I kept the pallet strictly to black, white and grey. I also experimented with other textiles and media for this show… Along with my sewn creatures, I created a limited edition Ombré dyed scarf to symbolize black and white becoming one (grey). My husband and I also created a short film that will be shown at the exhibition.

The entire show centers around a single love story between the characters Summer andWinter, who fall in love. Even though they live on opposite sides of the world, they consummate their love, and perform a seasonal dance of love for eternity.

Click here for a sneak peak into my upcoming show… If you are in town, please swing by and have a drink with us.

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It’s been a long time coming but version 2.something of The Rebel Sciences lives! Click the pic to peep the site…

Don Pendleton has long been a favorite of mine, from his board graphics to his personal art. When I heard he was painting a mural at the Juice offices I made time and spent a couple days watching him paint. Full feature with video over at COLOR Magazine.

Grey Magazine have just launched issue one in digital form. While the focus at Grey is to make a quality print magazine, they realise that not everyone can get hold of a copy, particularly those outside the UK. This is why Grey have decided to make the magazine available online roughly one month after the print copies are sent out.

Click here for the online version of the first issue. The print version of the second issue is due out in August.

An edit of some casually gathered footage by Blueprint filmer Jake Harris during our boy Sam Taylor and Blueprint’s Tom Knox recent visit to Malmo.

Just got home from the two week skate trip/art tour - One Way or Another presented by COLOR Magazine. Our last stop was AUSTIN TX where we were hosted by the No Comply skate shop and the ever talented Michael Sieben. The trip was full of driving, camping, skating and some various amounts of drama. There will be a long article in the next issue of COLOR describing in detail the events of the trip. What a great time! Jawa people running all around!

Big thanks to the folks at Vans and Volcom for their support!

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Last month I had the pleasure of spending an afternoon with Greg ‘PNut’ Galinsky at his place in S.F. He had some new pieces hanging around, he was getting ready to put some in storage so I lucked out and got a great look at a good amount of his work. More photos over HERE at COLOR Mag.

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Tony Man-beast, one of the SLAP generation of skaters. Multi-skilled on all terrain but also in his life. Super 8 lover, maker of beats and practitioner of mixology (SLAP interview/feature). Tony’s interests are audio, visual and found on four wheels. Last month I met up with Tony and we filmed this edit for Hi-Fi wheels in one day. I always knew he was able to get shit done but this day he was on it. Just wish I was a better filmer to do his skating justice.