Interview with Jonny Gasparotto – Issue 38
Photos by Alan Carvalho, Gabriel Sousa & Guilherme Isoppo Interview by Jonathan Hay Where are … Keep reading
Photos by Alan Carvalho, Gabriel Sousa & Guilherme Isoppo Interview by Jonathan Hay Where are … Keep reading
It all started in Bretange, France in 2018 with a group of handy friends who had the idea in the back of their heads of building a pirate DIY…. after searching different spots, they ended up squatting an old barn, which at first was a total wasteland, but it had a perfect concrete slab white a roof on top of it!
From Cologne to Vladi (in Fazana) and back! The Cucarata pirate van made its 1600km until the mediterranean. Words cant describe everything we experienced,
Hollenritter, mass murderers, and construction workers of all shapes and sizes gathered at the infamous Halloween at the Ponyhof for the 5th annual night of slash grinds and hot dogs.
Fresh eyes soaked in views from a top painted DIY ramps, molded perfectly by anti-idol hands. There, sprawled out before us, was FDR’s fifteenth annual “Sober vs. Wasted” event.
Cinghial means boar in Piedmont local dialect and I picked that name because they are the real locals of the woods around the bowl…
This documentary series is a timely response dedicated to grassroots activism and policy discourse.
The Vladimir Film Festival is a fascinating event that attracts people from all around the globe to a small village in Croatia without a lot of advertising…
ESC is different. And even if it might look super pro and organized from the outside, it’s actually pretty DIY believe me! So I decided to ask a few questions to some of the guys “behind the scene” to maybe motivate you to come and check it out next time !
The annual Wildbowl party went down as the official end-of-summer jam, and it was straight-up atomic… skaters showed up not only from all over Italy but also from across Europe.
We first approached the city council with a skate-urbanism approach – we asked for permission to improve a spot we had been riding since the late 1980s: a schoolyard with a nice sidewalk with a perfectly flat surface and behind the school, a thirty-meter-long covered passageway with a concrete floor. This is where we requested permission to build a skatepark.
When I started, there were about 20 skaters out of 1.27 million population… So you already knew who to expect from hearing that distinctive sound of a board rolling down the road. Now, there are so many kids skating that we barely recognize each other!