Confusion magazine – issue #21 – online
Issue #21 interviews with Chris “Ratface” Jatoft, Callum McRobbie, and features: Behind the Lens: Vincent Coupeau with DIY spot check outs on Dinero DIY, Shore Skatepark, Wonderland, and Caribu DIY.
Issue #21 interviews with Chris “Ratface” Jatoft, Callum McRobbie, and features: Behind the Lens: Vincent Coupeau with DIY spot check outs on Dinero DIY, Shore Skatepark, Wonderland, and Caribu DIY.
When I move I feel good Interview by Sergej Vutuc with Ferit Batir via Skype … Keep reading
After a few collaborations with a canadian company I decided to hit the road in Canada and explore their local scene and make more tight bond between Love Skateboards and my work.
I manage each library via a spreadsheet that shows me what issues they need. When a new pile of donated magazines comes to us, the pile is organized and I go through all my lists to see what mags are needed where.
After the fullpipe and wave ramp, Ben made a new organic furniture set in his living room.
Coincidence or maybe just Strong Reaction of my searching to see more to exchange. A few months ago I was planing to do japan tour but nothing, then tokyo happened. But something inside was telling me leave things to happen… so how I chose was to fly and stepping on the far east road… spirit of untitled family friends of friends our friends were there… and I am back to discover something from me to learn many new things. Amazing hospitality!!!
The Boldrider’s guys have organized two days of party and skate sesh, with16 bands playing, because they were supposed to destroy all the concrete and the vert ramp at the gas station in Postojna. I was so sad about that, but so hyped at the same time to meet up with all the guys. Whoever was there knows the situation… the atmosphere was so rad.
Catch a preview of the Skateboard Museum founded in 2003 in Stuttgart and planned to reopen in Berlin in 2014. The special preview exhibition at Stattbad will display an overview of the large and unique collection of exhibits from the Skateboard Museum archive which was put together over the past 10 Years.
Since the conclusion of the Students center pool sculpture being built, we’ve been introduced to a whole new way of riding a skateboard, and to a new skateboarding style which, until then, we were only able to see on tape. In the same year, being skateboarders, we were facing great depression not being properly understood and listened to. We didn’t have anything. After ten years of riding street, now and then even a skatepark that was being demolished faster than it was built, we didn’t have as nearly as much room for creativity and progression as we needed to. A lot of us gave up on skateboarding.