Pass The Bucket with Crys Worley

Crys Worley, founder of A.Skate Foundation, mom to Sasha, an 8-year-old boy with autism works full time in the dental field, goes to school, and hosts the A.Skate clinics all over for families who have children on the autism spectrum.

The A.Skate Foundation is a non-profit that allows children with autism to be a part of the social world through skateboarding. They hold clinics for children with autism at no cost to the families, give grants to children with autism for skateboard gear, as well as promote awareness and educate families about the skateboard industry. Five years ago 1:150 children were diagnosed with autism. Today 1:91 children are diagnosed with autism, 1:58 of those being boys according to the statistics on TACA now. Autism, like skateboarding, can be unpredictable and often times unruly. A.Skate embraces the parts of autism that are hard to understand and gives these kids an outlet that is free of rules or judgment, and allows them to be social without being “social”.

For more information and to get involved log onto askate.org/

Sun City Picture House

"Sun City" este un mic documentar despre o comunitate din Haiti care prezintă nişte realităţi dure şi cutremurătoare, dar care păstrează o aură optimistă. Filmul ilustrează dorinţa unor oameni de a construi un cinematograf şi determinarea de a-l pune pe picioare în câteva zile.

www.suncitypicturehouse.com

Dacă e nevoie de parolă încercaţi "Sun City".

Stussy - Jon Naar

Jon Naar was one of the first photographers to document the early days of New York City graffiti in the 1970's. The photos were first published in his legendary book entitled "Faith Of Graffiti", complete with a forward from Norman Mailer.

Stella Artois Presents: UP THERE

"Shot high above the streets of New York City, UP THERE reveals the dying craft of large-scale hand painted advertising and the in-told story of the painters struggling to keep it alive. Capturing a trade that is equal parts artistic precision and grueling labor, the film presents a painting tradition pre-dating modern advertising. A craft that today finds itself dangling precariously on the brink of extinction."

Via hypebeast.com