Catch a quick glimpse here of what Emerica’s got planned on for this years Go Skateboarding Day 2012 on June 21st. Emerica will be ripping up the City of Detroit for their annual Wild In The Street celebration. Looks, and sounds promising.
Catch a quick glimpse here of what Emerica’s got planned on for this years Go Skateboarding Day 2012 on June 21st. Emerica will be ripping up the City of Detroit for their annual Wild In The Street celebration. Looks, and sounds promising.
Daylando, TJ Gaskill’s independently produced skate video is due out this summer. In the mean time, Timmy Knuth’s killer part has been made avaliable in full right here, right now. A solid montage/trailer kicks it off, too.
Check out this solid clip and the epic collection of Thunder Trucks at Skate Warehouse, right HERE.
After a voting based qualifier five US pros were selected to enter the 2012 Street League series. Check out the footage from Jimmy Carlin, Austyn Gillette, Tom Asta, Matt Miller, and Ishod Wair who were impressive enough to be added to the lineup.
For decades skateboarding has been a hugely popular pastime and culture on Native America Reservations. Ramp It Up is a traveling version of an exhibit exploring the ties between skateboarding and life as a Native American previously on display at the Smithsonian Institute. The exhibit has made its way to San Diego, California where it’ll kick off on April 28th.
Ramp It Up spotlights Native American skateboarders Augustin “Augie” Lerma (Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians) and his younger brother Armondo. Armondo, a seven year old who competes, and Augie, a ten year old who has earned corporate sponsorships, product contracts, and travels across the country to amateur competitions throughout the year, represent Native skateboarding in the United States.
Within the exhibit is everything skateboarding and Native America, from art objects to decks created by Native America artists and images to video footage. Check to see if and when the show will be at a city near you, HERE.
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Waiting For Lightning, Danny Way’s bio-pic premiered last night, April 10th, at the ArcLight Cinerama Dome in Hollywood. The turn out was good, and so was the response.
For ten years Way has been in the process of building a Mega ramp in his Kauai backyard. He’s finally done. Waiting For Lighting is the story of how it came to be, with special appearances by many, including Colin McKay, Brian Harper, Christian Hosoi, Skin Philips, Jacob Rosenberg, J. Grant Brittian, Jake Phelps, and more.
We’ve got the trailer and some pictures from the event below.