low end buzz

high art.

great painting...just a little tweak to make it our own...

guitar wolf

guitar wolf is gonna be @ the church next sunday....15 bucks, i'm hoping to go.

conspiracy theory

The Source has been trying to clear the international conspiracies desk to get ready for our bin laden expose, and he had been looking into a little owl hidden on the back of the one dollar bill....it lead to a very interesting conclusion.....

SATAN IS BORING!

nandez

those who skate here will appreciate this front hurra by sean....i think he's on his fourth set of bloodmobile wheels. he's still getting decks from shit skates out of norway and they're gonna have some new boards out soon. they will be manufactured stateside.
gotta give credit to nate legsdin on the shutter, what a beautiful photo. style counts.

future shock

pool season

i was over checking out rhinos' indy blog on the strangenotes site....poached a couple photos...

an inverted greg kelly at the van wastell memorial backyard pool jam...

al partanen back tail over the stairs...
look at those pools!

groove

(photo of record grooves magnified 500x.)

Boston, Mass.—This spring, the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston opens The Record: Contemporary Art and Vinyl, the first museum exhibition to explore the culture of vinyl records within the history of contemporary art. Bringing together artists from around the world who have worked with records as their subject or medium, this groundbreaking exhibition examines the record’s transformative power from the 1960s to the present. Through sculpture, installation, drawing, painting, photography, sound work, video and performance, The Record combines contemporary art with outsider art, audio with visual, and fine art with popular culture. On view at the ICA from April 15 through Sept. 5, the exhibition features 99 works by 33 artists, including Jasper Johns, Ed Ruscha, Laurie Anderson, Christian Marclay and Carrie Mae Weems. The Record was organized by the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University and is accompanied by a 240-page color catalogue.

shape deuce

i'm a little late with the shape endorsement...and in a way i'm glad. it gave me time to soak it in. (i drunkenly talked donfros' ear off during the 2nd premiere. haha) now, in our own small way we can keep the hype goin. wall to wall friends and talent from start to finish. shape deuce is a beer soaked glimpse into one of the many core east coast skate factions. and fuckin' a! we love it. a worthy sequel to the first shape vid (which also ruled.) it retails for $15 bucks, so go to your local shop and support the homies. if your local shop doesn't have it, ask them why fucking not....then buy it direct by clicking the link above. cold beer!