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.
My Love For You is doing a fund raiser to help with the Gulf of Mexico oil spill. Over 80 artists contributed work and while most of it is gone there is still some great stuff available.
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.
Staple’s fifth issue has been on the skate shop counters around Australia for the past month or two, but now we have it online for some proper global interweb perusal. Inside this little stacked pixel burger you will find an interview with one of the countries best up and comers (Barry Mansfield), a homage to one of the world’s most famous ledge spots (Woolstores), Sydney Please (with Joel Rees), Dave Shaw top ten, the Silents, Darren Richmond black book and fighting dogs. You can find number 5 over at staplemag.com.

some sample spreads from staple issue 5.
If you’re in Los Angeles on Saturday, April 17th, be sure to head over to Pico Boulevard for El Mercado’s Spring Fling. A perfect afterparty to this: http://clubmumble.com/2010/04/14/come-to-make-a-wish-benefit-at-hollenbeck-park/
What are you going to do this Saturday? Nothing but this: get in your busted-ass vehicle, drive to the Hollenbeck park in Los Angeles, enjoy a day of hanging with your favorite brands, and watch the Make-A-Wish Skate Jam & Best Trick Contest. Be sure to stop by the Broadcast booth and use the keyword “hello” to receive a cool high-five. Special thanks to everyone at Skateboarder Magazine for helping to put this event together, because a good cause combined with skating is always awesome. Proceeds to benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
This Friday, April 2nd is the opening party for a new art show featuring the work of Gareth Stehr. Behold The Black Light will be somewhat of an antiexhibit backed by the zounds of Green & Wood and others. Regardless of your affinity for stoner doom rock, you’ll want to attend.
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