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Why I do what I do

UK Snowboarding

Brits On Board — New video series Brits On Board showcases the grassroots UK snowboarding community.

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LA Art Book Fair

TBW Books — To celebrate Printed Matter's LA Art Book Fair at MoCA, Los Angeles, this weekend, we're profiling a bunch of exhibitors. Second up; Oakland-based publishers TBW Books.

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LA Art Book Fair

Boo-Hooray — To celebrate Printed Matter's LA Art Book Fair at MoCA, Los Angeles, this weekend, we're profiling a bunch of exhibitors. First up; NYC-based archivists Boo-Hooray.

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Perus

Why I Do What I Do — Finnish skate brand Perus premiere new video this week in Berlin at the Bright Winter Trade Show XVIII.

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Surf City

Not Tropical Art — Surf City is a travelling exhibition that celebrates waveriding in an urban context.

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Surf Photos For Philippines

Why I Do What I Do — A forty-eight-hour surf photography auction to raise money for disaster relief efforts in the Philippines.

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Giftwood Projects

Why I Do What I Do — Founders of new Cornwall-based community initiative Giftwood Projects think learning to build a surfboard can be a life-changing experience.

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WeSC Skate Camps

Why I Do What I Do — WeSC Skate Camps organiser Danni Gallacher explains why it's important to help nurture the next generation of UK shredders.

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Youth of Yangon

Why I Do What I Do — Filmmaker James Holman explains why he went back to Burma to make follow-up documentary Youth of Yangon about the embryonic skate scene.

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indcsn

Why I Do What I Do — Behind-the-scenes with Josh Hallett, the filmmaker responsible for the new indcsn skate edit.

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