Earlier we reported on the Trasher Magazine 30 Year Anniversary Exhibition presented by Oakley that took place last week in Costa Mesa, CA, and now we present you with an in depth look at the Love & Guts exhibition that went on concurrent with Thrasher’s. Love & Guts featured a lineup comprised of genuine skateboarding legends that have played a huge part in the growth of it. Guys like Steve Caballero, Lance Mountain, Pat Ngoho, Steve Olson, Ray Barbee, Salba, Christian Hosoi and Chris Senn all exhibited some works as part of this special block party put on by Oakley. We were on hand to capture some flicks of the exhibit as well as some portraits with the show’s key players. Unfortunately, the exhibits were one-night only, but we documented everything, so no worrying.

Photos by Highsnobiety.

Take a further look after the click.

Zeppelin Films presents a nice documentary short film on Brazil’s world longboarding championship in Teutonia, where riders often go beyond 70 mph (120 km/h). The short film stars Douglas Rodrigues Da Silva. Check it out here below.

Dalua Downhill – Episode 4 Teutonia (English Version) from Zeppelin Filmes on Vimeo.

Oakley presented Thrasher Magazine’s 30 Year Anniversary this past week at The Lab in Costa Mesa, CA as part of a block party that included the Love & Guts art show, as well as a special Oakley event held inside of BLENDS. A makeshift gallery was constructed out of an unoccupied store location and it was filled with an amazing range of photos from the publication’s 30 year history. Photos were presented in a chronological order to give a timeline feel. For those not in attendance, take a look at our gallery, which goes in order from the beginning to the end of the exhibit. Also, be on the lookout for more coverage from this special one-night only block party event.

Photos by Highsnobiety.

Take a further look after the click.

SwineTrotters head to Auckland City, New Zealand to study of then relationship between skateboarding and architecture. The piece focuses on public space and materiality and how the skateboarder’s perspective on the form of the city compares to the views of the average citizen. Enjoy..

Huf gets together with New York artist Haze on a capsule collection as part of their Holiday 2011 line. The collection includes t-shirts, pocket t-shirts, snapback caps, and a skate deck. All pieces of the collection perfectly mix Haze’s very distinguishable graffiti lettering style with the clean aesthetic and design of Huf.

The full Huf x Haze collaboration is now available online here.

NYC Transit Rules of Conduct: It is a violation to-

Stand on a skateboard
Jump the turnstile or enter the system improperly
Move between end doors of a subway car whether or not train is in motion
Damage subway or bus property – that includes graffiti or scratches

Filmed and edited by Colin Read

Pabst Brewing Company gets together with Santa Cruz and together they present the Beer Cruzer Series. Not only do the boards come with the respective design of Pabst produced beers, but also come in matching shapes. From Pabst Brew Ribbon to Colt 45, Schlitz, Lone Star, Olympia, and Primo, the choice is wide.

Check out the entire series after the jump.

Today ‘Dragonslayer’ will be showed for the first time to the public in the New York City at Cinema Village. Directed by Tristan Patternson, Dragonslayer is “an intimate vérité portrait of the life and times of Josh “Skreech” Sandoval, a 23-year-old skate legend from the stagnant suburbs of Fullerton, California. DRAGONSLAYER takes the viewer through a golden SoCal haze of lost youth, broken homes and abandoned swimming pools, set to a soundtrack of bands from indie-rock labels Mexican Summer and Kemado Records-including Best Coast, Bipolar Bear, Children, Dungen, Jacuzzi Boys, Little Girls and The Soft Pack—as well as Death, The Germs and Thee Oh Sees.”

Check out the official trailer here above.

“The first in a series of hand painted studies that aim to psychedelically capture the individual styles of influential skateboarders.”

Fairdale Bikes has proposed a solution to those of us who like to cycle to the skate spot, but don’t want to rock a board bag or carry your deck in-hand like a real man. “Simply mount this pannier on to most existing rear carrier racks and throw your board on for the ride. A cushioned rubber coating keeps your board from rattling around and holds your board securely. The rack positions the board behind the rear axle to keep your heels from hitting it, and keeps the center of gravity low.” In stock now at Fairdale.