Who pushes a board and wants to win some money? Come through Lafayette Park on Saturday for a chance to win the innaugural Skate Sauce x Quintin Co. contest. We’ll be giving away cash and products to the best skaters and have a nice product toss! See you there!
I’m a bit late on this, but I thought I’d show you guys anyways. If you’re in Brooklyn, definitely check out the side of the Mark Morris Dance Center, as Barry McGee aka Twist just got commissioned by Vanity Fair and Cadillac to create an amazing art piece. Check out the video below to see some behind the scenes footy!
We’ve teamed up with Amrit from Skate Sauce so we can figure out who the best skater in La Fayette park is exactly.
There’s a cash prize for you guys, so we highly suggest you guys enter!
Watched Django last night with a few friends of mine. If you’ve got 3 hours to kill, I’d highly suggest you go do the same. Quintin… Quentin Tarrintino will keep you entertained!
Well…. according to NASA, not so much:
So since the world isn’t ending, visit our online shop and have at our 1 day 33.3% off sale!
I was perusing the Apple movie trailer library last night and came across an interesting trailer for an Ed Koch documentary, slated for a Feb 1, 2013 release. Ed Koch was the former mayor of NYC during the early graffiti era, when NYC was in a state of shambles, looking to rebuild. Ed fought through the AIDS epidemic, corruption scandals and even the taunts from competitors who would frequently labeled him as gay, to leave his mark on NYC. The documentary looks amazing and I’ll be sure to watch it.
Dissenting opinions are always appreciated, and the reason this documentary caught my eye was for the general disdain everyone in Style Wars had for him.
Love him or hate him, he was able to transform NYC as he saw fit, and for that you should watch this documentary too!
