PIC'S BY SPACE
Friday, April 10, 2009
ADAPT x SEATTLE
PIC'S BY SPACE
Vans Vault Uniphant Pack
These r a must have!! I know someone who would love these!! saw them in person yesterday on my streewear tour of portland.. didnt have the size's i needed ehhhh..
Emerging out of Vans Vault’s 2009 spring/summer collection is a fun release seen here. Well contrasted color schemes are further cemented in terms of a liberal take on design as the shoes incorporate a a unicycle riding elephant on the print of the shoe. Two different colors are available with each pack possessing an Authentic and SK8-HI. Available now at select Vans Vault retailers worldwide.
Space Fashion & The 50th Anniversary of the Mercury 7
Thursday, April 9, 2009
35,000 FEET
Space you're gonna miss out on this! But who's to argue with being able to rock the ish out of Oregon, Seattle and Cali on the Zion I Takeover Tour?! I'm hella proud of you baby!
Anyway, folks, here it is. Come join CAKE, if you are in town on friday, at the jump off of our new monthly event! We got DJ Neil Armstrong comin through to bless the tables! (5th Platoon, Jay-Z's official DJ, the king of mixtapes... one of my personal favorite DJs... yee!) He'll also be celebrating the release of his new mixtape, Sweeet Pt. 2. We got clothing giveaways from D-Structure. Resident DJs Wonway (Secluded Journalists, ThinkBeat Radio, an offical CAKE homie DJ) and Haylow (Distortion2Static).
And, of course the ladies of the Bay's hottest new all-female promoting group, CAKE Presents. :)
FRIDAY APRIL 10TH
9pm 21+
$10 w/ RSVP by 11 - RSVP @ going.com/35000feet
DJ NEIL ARMSTRONG
Resident DJs WONWAY (ThinkBeat Radio/Secluded Journalists/the homie!) and HAYLOW (Distortion2Static/the other homie!)
Come kick it. You can find us in our matching fits - airline wing pins included. :)
WOW HALL!!! EUEGENE TAKE OVER TOUR 09!!!
THIS IS SPACE'S TOP SPOT ON TOUR, THE PEOPLE R COOL THE LAND IS FRESH
AND THEY HAVE SOME TOP GRADE TRRE'S
TRUE GOT THAY GOODAH FACE!!!
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
CHUCK DURBIN PRESENTS
WE CAME ACROSS STREET SCHOLAR/PHOTOGRAPHER
CHUCK DURBIN THE VERY NICE OLD MAN!!
THANKS FOR THE PIX CHUCK..
HAPPY B-DAY A Bathing Ape Hong Kong 3rd Anniversary
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
GOD GUNS & THE ART OF FENARIO GALLERY EUGENE
I HAD TO GO IN!!WOW!!
L WOULD LOVE THIS ONE!!
COME SEE THE BOYS @ FENARIO BAYLIENS X FENARIO SHOW IN THE WORKS!!
THIS IS THE OWNER'S PERSONAL A-BOMB
PIC'S BY SPACE
HUMBOLDT TREES ON THE BEACH..
WHAT THE HELL IS SPACE DOING ??? HAHAH FUCKING BLUNTS
AMPT SKATEBOARDS X THE BAYLIENS
SPACE & KELLY
TRUE & ZYME HAPPY TO GET SOME NEW GEAR!!
Friday, April 3, 2009
Vans Old Skool Exclusives for Offspring UK
Set to launch mid-April, UK footwear retailer Offspring reveal a collection of Vans Old Skool’s exclusive to the shop. The kicks feature four simple colorways in a canvas/suede finish which should please skate purists and sneaker heads alike. The collection will be available both in-store as well as through the Offspring webshop.
VIA HYPEBEAST
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
WOW!! Nigo Cedes Roles at A Bathing Ape
Reliable fashion source WWD reports that A Bathing Ape’s general Nigo looks to be stepping down from his role as president and director for the legendary Japanese streetwear brand, founded in 1993. Nigo will remain a majority owner of Nowhere Co., Ltd. which is A Bathing Ape’s parent company. Following a strong showing with his 15th Anniversary last year, this step down comes as a major surprise. He will although continue his role as designer for A Bathing Ape as well as his partnership with singer/producer Pharrell Williams alongside BBC/Ice Cream, where he is head designer and co-owner.
NEW MUSIC: Pretty Buoyant Society
Check it out. Their first single, Schizophrenic Love features the perfect heart strings of Golda Supernova.
From the artists themselves:
More at www.prettybuoyantsociety.com.
Oakland Police Shootings: FACING RACE IN OAKLAND AFTER TRAGEDY
FROM COLORLINES - a national news magazine on race and politics.
Here's a powerful piece on the Oakland police shootings, written in reflection.
"...this unconscionable tragedy is NOT an opportunity to further the isolation, negation, and dehumanization of young Black men in Oakland and in cities across the United States."
Facing Race in Oakland After Tragedyby Guest Columnists Charles McDonald and Nick James
Wake up, America! Conflict between Oakland’s Black community and law enforcement officials were NOT born yesterday. Hot headed tensions between our community and law enforcement officials predate the 1968 murder of Little Bobby Hutton, have continued to rise throughout the space and time leading up to the Jan 1st, 2009 video recorded shooting death of Oscar Grant by BART police, and have reached new heights in the aftermath of the most recent tragedy: the murderous rampage of Lovell Mixon, who cold bloodedly took the lives of four Oakland Police officers in East Oakland before his life was taken last Saturday.
Indeed, tensions are high, but the stakes are even higher for young Black men in the city of Oakland. Let us be firm when saying Lovelle Mixon is not a martyr. At best, Mixon’s actions defy hope in human life. However,
Throughout the next few weeks there will be much public volleying back and forth condemning the police state in Oakland and the prevalence of crime in the Black community. However, discourse laced with hate and bigotry lends itself useless while the day-to-day operation of the Town continues to be riddled with structural flaws. Finger pointing aside, we must ALL deal with the facts, 17.2% of Blacks in the city of Oakland are unemployed and 24.5% live in poverty. Excuses aside, these alarming statistics perpetuate crime and inequality, and have a profound impact on EVERY resident of Oakland, not simply those within the Black community.
Between the untimely deaths of Oscar Grant, Lovelle Mixon and the four Oakland Police officers recently slain, the city must find a middle ground, better yet a higher calling to stand in solidarity with every citizen. Oakland has the opportunity to view these senseless murders as the apex of terror and fear and dissuade future occurrences through a stringent effort to revitalize and redevelop every community ravaged by poverty and economic inopportunity.
Our socio-political community is full of powerful multi-racial organizers, artists, families, educators, and elders eager to replace Oakland’s national image of violence and political catharsis with our shared values of unity, justice, equity, and inclusion for ALL Oakland residents. This is no small task. It requires the commitment of every one of our community stakeholders to stand together and converge on these values motivated by our potential, sustained by belief, and nurtured through love.
Charles McDonald is the Statewide Alliance Organizer for the Education and Racial Justice nonprofit, Californians for Justice. He lives in Oakland, California.
Nick James is Director of Special Projects for the East Bay nonprofit Youth Together. He was born, raised, and is currently living in Oakland California.
