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IN STORE NOW. LIMITED # OF COMPLETE SETS AVAILABLE IN CUSTOM BOARD BOX.

Curated by Lance Dawes, the iconic images of “TWENTY” showcase the ever-changing face of skateboarding over the course of two decades as quietly witnessed by one persistent and enduring time traveler. Vans Syndicate celebrates twenty years of the Half Cab shoe with a selection of photographs of some of the world’s greatest skateboarders including Gabe Morford, Dave Swift, Bryce Kanights, Jai Tanju, Mike O’Meally, Lance Dawes, Rhino, Luke Ogden, Anthony Acosta, Ben Colen and Atiba Jefferson.

VANS —-WHERE MY PLANE TICKET BE AT?

Vans Syndicate presents Selective Memory,
the first solo exhibition from renowned skateboard filmmaker and photographer Greg Hunt.
Selective Memory encompasses sixteen years, combining over 150 still images with unseen archival film
and video to offer a true inside glimpse of this particular outsider world.

Selective Memory
Images by Greg Hunt, 1996 – 2011
Friday, October 14th, 2011
7-10pm

Dem Passwords Gallery
Los Angeles
7914-B Santa Monica Boulevard
(entrance behind in alley)

Silo fam Don Pendleton just finished painting a mural at the Juice offices and ISAAC made a feature/video out of it for COLOR Magazine. CHECK IT OUT HERE!

If you weren’t paying attention, on the main page we also launched our latest tee with Don as well: Available in store now + online soon:

Silo Fam NIC made a little iphone 4 wallpaper w/ the silo crest and I thought I’d share it with you all:

Incase is currently working on some impressive products for the iphone 4, so be on the lookout for some next level design to match your kit.

(if you do not have the new iphone, you should be able to tweak this or even use it as-is on old iphones and ipod touch as well!)

We all know and love his work. Check our Greg Hunts new portfolio site here.

Its funny/sad how fast I can blast through a random skate magazine or video and not care at all, but images like these stick with me for so long. I can stare at some of these shots forever and even a lifestyle photo can make me want to skate more than words can describe. It doesn’t hurt that the subjects are some of the most inspirational people to ever set foot on a board, but Greg does an amazing job capturing the moment.