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BLESS-UP.TO.THE.RockersNYC.FAMLEE.WORLD.WIDE!!!

HAPPY.NEW.YEARS!!!

Across the nation, the ultimate symbol of suburban success has become one more reminder of the economic meltdown, with builders going under, pools going to seed and skaters finding a surplus of deserted pools in which to perfect their acrobatic aerials.



A.BORN.RIPPER.


In these boom times for skaters, Mr. Peacock travels with a gas-powered pump, five-gallon buckets, shovels and a push broom, risking trespassing charges in the pursuit of emptying forlorn pools and turning them into de facto skate parks.

“We can just hit them back to back,” said Mr. Peacock, who preferred to give his skateboarding name because of the illegality of his activities.

Skaters are coming to places like Fresno from as far as Germany and Australia. Mr. Peacock said his floor and couch were covered by sleeping bags of visiting skateboarders each weekend.



A.BORN.SHREDDER.


Some skateboarders use realty tracking sites like realquest.com and realtor.com to find foreclosed houses with pools, while others trawl through satellite images from Google Earth. On the Web site skateandannoy.com, where skaters trade tips about how to find and drain abandoned pools, one poster wrote about the current economic malaise. “God bless Greenspan,” the post read, “patron saint of pool skatin’.



SIGN.OF.THE.TIMES!!!


FOR.THE.FULL.ARTICLE.CHECK.THE.“NY”TIMES”

New Work is a new initiative of A-Ron the Downtown Don, someone who has some what of a legacy surrounding his past work with aNYthing and Off Bowery. Combining some of his close friends who happen to be some of the most talented artists around this collection of tees is set to make a huge impression.
Featuring work from Aurel Schmidt, Jack Walls, Ryan McGinley, Adam McEwen, Dan Colen, Aaron Young culminating in an exciting release.

via.SLAMXHYPE.

SLAMXHYPE.

December 11th saw the official launch of our first Solidified by SLAMXHYPE Event. Taking place at LA’s Continental Gallery, ‘BAILOUT’ was an art show of epic proportions, with works from Michael Leon, Rob Abeyta Jr., Joe Hahn, Steven Daily, Ekundayo, Jon Dragonette, Anthony Lister, Jeff McMillan, Misery, Andrew Pommier, and Butcher Block. alongside the music of Sean Reveron and Shawn Mortensen. Vimby were on hand to talk to the artist and others about the Consumerism theme and the show itself.


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