Category Archives: Youth culture

A piece of street art 1

Anyone who has been following me for a while should have picked up somehting about Roa before. I blogged about his work when I visited Doel last year for instance. I mean, his work is marvelous, plain awesomeness, if you ask me and many others, and you have definitely seen pieces of him throughout several [...]

Lives of the artists [full length documentary feature] 0

‘Art should be aggressive, it should be intelligent, it should be interesting and it should cause a stir in the emotions, you know? And if it doesn’t, then what’s the point?’ A quote by Frank Carter, the lead singer of London post-punk band Gallows, and opening quote for Lives of The Artists, a feature-length documentary [...]

Made for a Blogpost 0

400 Pages,Hardcover,292 x 229 mm?,100 Illustrations,English
ISBN: 978-1-58423-348-0
“There used to be a time when you could spot fellow skateboarders by looking at their shoes. You knew it right away – the telltale ollie holes on the sides, the worn down soles, the frazzled laces. You made eye contact and exchanged a knowing nod or a quick [...]

Ich bin ein Berliner fixed gear head 0

A while back I wrote a couple of posts on fixed gear bikes, which are so damn hot right now you might burn your fingers on the steering wheel. On-point even confirmed this straight from NYC this week and claims he hadn’t grasped the greatness of them and visiting fixed mecca ha opened his eyes [...]

Make it count 0

MAKE IT COUNT showcases Element’s defining moments and will delve into it’s compelling story. From it’s humble beginnings, to a forward thinking global brand. The full length movie will be released for free on the Element site in august, but in the meantime you can check out the trailer.

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