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Skateboarding in slow mo through India

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By Low Lai Chow in Video on Wednesday 15 May 2013

Kilian Martin totally killed it in this video directed by Brett Novak, and now he’s back with another Novak-directed short film of him skateboarding in slo mo through India. It’s sick and beautiful at the same time, especially when it’s so well-aided by the Other Lives tune ‘Take Us Alive’.

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Lives and Levels: an independent skate company

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By Ben Ashton-Bell in Cool Websites on Wednesday 13 March 2013

Lives and Levels is my independent skate company based in Sheffield, England, passionate about skateboarding, great design, and quality products. The name Lives and Levels comes from when my brother and I were kids and we’d play video games – mostly Mega Drive back then. We’d take it in turns based on lives and levels [...]

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Thom: A Portrait of Modern Youth in Australia

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By Cormack O'Connor in New Film on Tuesday 29 January 2013

‘Success is striking a balance between art and commerce’. This is the line that starts Riley Blakeway’s debut film, Thom: A Portrait of Modern Youth, a fitting line considering the subject matter. Thom is a teenager from the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, who works as a concreter and enjoys surfing and skateboarding. For Thom (and [...]

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Blood of the Young: a photo zine out of Canada

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By The Heavy Collective in New Photography on Saturday 22 December 2012

Blood of The Young is a contemporary photography site and independent publishing house based in Toronto, Canada. Straight up bad boys with a heavy focus on skateboarding, graffiti and handmade goods. They feature and collaborate with artists like Ed Templeton, Alana Paterson and Dan Wilton.

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The Bones Brigade: Skater angst documented from the 80s

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By Angela Datre in New Film on Thursday 6 December 2012

Skateboarder and documentary filmmaker Stacey Peralta’s new film tells the story of The Bones Brigade, the 1980s skate team he created. The team featured a young Tony Hawk, along with other legends like Steve Caballero and Rodney Mullen, and went on to change the way people looked at skateboarding forever.

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New photography by Liam Dobbin

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By Liam Dobbin in New Photography on Wednesday 24 October 2012

is inspired by the photography of Ryan Mcginley, Nan Goldin, Alex Prager and William Eggleston. I spend my time collecting zines from other photographers I admire. Photography found me when I was skateboarding and met a bunch of creative individuals in high school who had similar interests and showed me a film camera one day. I was immediately hooked on that. I still prefer film over digital but it gets really pricey.

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Hugh Holland’s iconic skateboard photography

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By Matt from The Invincible Summer in New Photography on Wednesday 24 October 2012

Before street skating took off in America’s east coast, the mecca of skateboarding was Southern California. Starting in 1975, a young photographer named Hugh Holland captured what is now possibly the greatest collection of images of that era, featuring empty swimming pools used as skate bowls, the Venice and Huntington Beach boulevards, and suburban streets – all set against the Southern Californian sun.

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Skateboard photography by Heverton Ribeiro

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By Didu Losso in New Photography on Tuesday 9 October 2012

Skateboard photography is not an easy art. First of all, it’s essential to know a lot about the subject. Only then can one elect the perfect fraction of a second on a trick that deserves to be shown to millions of skateboarding fanatics. Heverton Ribeiro lives between California and Brazil, photographing the world’s most respected skaters, such as Bob Burnquist, Christian Hosoi, Rodrigo TX, Rob Gonzales, Danny Way, Eric Koston, and Daewon Song, among others. There is a very long distance between being one of the rest and one of the best.

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Mind boggling skateboarding video of Kilian Martin

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By George Hambov in Video on Wednesday 29 August 2012

I came across Kilian Martin’s skating prowess a couple of years ago and this video makes the mind boggle. Skateboarding in my youth and defining my own rules and tricks made me a visual artist today. Kilian’s riding is far better than most skater’s dry technical ability. Even within skating he is arguably creating his [...]

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Kilian Martin: Altered Route

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By Jessica Lawton in Video on Wednesday 15 August 2012

Skateboarding hero Kilian Martin is simply killin’ it in his new skate video, Kilian Martin: Altered Route.

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Skateboarding videos by Russell Houghten

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By Amos Oaks in Video on Thursday 26 July 2012

Skateboarding is a beautiful form of expression and existence. It truly is a way of life. You fall, you get back up, then you fall again until you succeed. That’s the beauty of it. Russell Houghten is a prime example of skate documentation. His pieces capture the essence of that exhilarating daily experience.

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Video of Ray Barbee skateboarding

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By Sam Crocket in Video on Tuesday 10 July 2012

This video makes me very happy. People talk a lot about how skating can be ‘art’ but too often it descends into competitive jock-like bravado. Ray Barbee has something else going on. His skating is creative and infectious. This video captures a lot of what makes skateboarding important to me.

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Incredible video of Kilian Martin skateboarding

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By Matthew Reid in Video on Thursday 28 June 2012

Who doesn’t enjoy watching skateboarding videos? Kilian Martin skateboarding is like watching a dancer whose movements are best described by their fluidness.

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London-based skateboard company: Palace

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By Patrick Louwerse in New Design on Thursday 21 June 2012

Hailing from London, this young skateboarding company has been making name for itself over the past two years. With an aesthetic that is a homage to the 90s, Palace is backed by some of the greats, such as Slam City Skates, Supreme and The Hideout.

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Live Video Talk: Ken Robinson discusses Passions

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By Jeff Yiu in Video on Saturday 26 May 2012

I had stumbled across this video from a brain pickings article and had also recently read The Element by Ken Robinson. He is a really interesting character. I first heard of his talks on TED a few years ago and his ideas had always stuck with me. I recognize the spirit he wanted to promote [...]

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