SKATE.
Format Perspective
‘Format Perspective is a film by Phil Evans that explores the work, lives and opinions of six European skate photographers.
Lovenskate and Huck: Rolling Back the Years
I headed down to the HUCK and Lovenskate show, Rolling Back The Years, at the Red Gallery. A celebration of 80s skateboarding with loads of old school decks custom designed by a plethora of artists and skaters.
One Skater One Spot- Leon Clark
Leon Clark leads us into the winter night, set amongst diffused light and a worn out car park. Leon’s style crossed with the imaginative filming of James Harris has left us all magnetised to that one environment for those 60
Vans – Get in the Van part 2 (Best Friends – Surf Bitches)
So what the hell, Yoofs are great, Best Friends make the sort of beach and sun drenched guitar music that skating was probably fuelled by when a surfer stuck some trolley wheels on a 2×4 plank of wood, and obviously Vans are the greatest shoes on the planet.
Skate & Snap: Dimitri Karakostas
We’ve known Dimitri for a while now. He shot those photos of the Canadian G20 protests for us a couple of years ago before rioting and protests were so, like, mainstream and lame, and we’ve been following his work since
Skate & Snap – Leigh Harrison
Skaters in Grimsby spend as much time smoking cigarettes as they do skating.
ASOS x Palace
[vsw id="WYH0Z91fEXM" source="youtube" width="600" height="400" autoplay="no"] ASOS got together with VICE recently to go film young European guys who are doing cool shit in their own respective countries. Granted, New York, Berlin and Paris have some good stuff going on,
Jason Lewer – There and Back Again.
Skate film maker James Harris shows us a different way around Bristol, through the smooth style of Jason Lewer. ‘We wanted to show Jason’s day-to-day journey through Bristol, shining a different light on some of the most iconic skate spots
Nike Roundhouse
[vsw id="26925152" source="vimeo" width="610" height="400" autoplay="no"] For a second year, Nike put on The Roundhouse in Anglet, middle-of-fucking-nowhere-France, to give local kids an opportunity to surf and skate with their heroes. Nike SB took their team out and, as usual,
LONDON’S SKATEPARKS ACCORDING TO SAM
Here are a few of my favourite bits from some of London’s best skateparks. I’ve lived in London for almost 4 years and throughout that period I’ve spent a lot of time skating these little obstacles – I’m sure there