Film maker Andrew Clancy filmed for an entire year in the city of New York – the people, the events, monuments, architectural highlights, seasons – just about everything. The outcome is his newly released short film – A Year In New York. The accompanying song is ‘We Don’t Eat’ by Irishman James Vincent McMorrow. Enjoy!

A short collection of shots from New York City shot during the month of November by Mindrelic.

Music: “Down to the Cellar” by Dredg

Affiliated with Supreme since 1997, Neal has a long history in the streetwear world. He’s also worked with Nort and TeamWorks was launched in 2007. Most recently Neal was behind the Supreme resurrection of the Oakley Frogskins along with his friend Greg Lucci from Gourmet and Ends, and he’s currently working with G Shock, both as a spokesmodel and a designer. His long history has left him somewhat jaded and weary but its also allowed him to make decisions for his brand that have given it the vantage point of a well established label even though it’s only two years old.
As you can see there are many facets to Neal Santos. We tried to touch on as many as we could in this interview. We also present you the graphics of the Teamworks Summer ‘08 collection.
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The Vans Chukka is an all-time favorite of ours. This year they introduced the Chukka Low, which also turned out really nice. Now Vans Japan presents a couple ofnew colorways as part of their Summer ‘08 collection. The pack consists of one tie dye colorway and a true white colorway.

The Zoo York Institute and New Era, in association with the Harold Hunter Foundation and KCDC Skateshop, are proud to announce that the 2nd Annual Harold Hunter Day will take place Saturday, May 17th, in New York City.

Harold Hunter Day II will unite NYC’s skateboarding community and surrounding scene for a positive day of skating in recognition of the vibrant life and times of New York legend, Harold Hunter.  An extraordinary personality with a caring heart, Harold touched the lives of countless people around the world.  With Harold’s passing in February 2006, HH Day was established to commemorate a life well lived by celebrating the things Harold loved most – skateboarding, music, friends, good times, and of course, NYC.
On May 17th, Harold Hunter Day II will kick off at the Manhattan Bridge Skatepark located underneath the Manhattan Bridge on the corner of Pike and Monroe Streets in Chinatown.  From Noon–6pm an all ages skate jam will take place, with a massive product toss and live music provided by DJ’s Neil Nice, Vinny Ponte, and New York’s finest, Pete Rock.

After the skate jam, a special HH Day II party will go down from 8pm–Midnight at KCDC Skateshop in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.  Open to the 21+ crowd only, the party will feature free drinks, live music, an art installation by Cinik, and a slide show of Harold pics from acclaimed photographer and long-time friend, Giovanni Reda.

Harold Hunter Day II is made possible through generous support from the numerous people and companies that played an important role in Harold’s life including Rock Star Bearings, SHUT, 5boro, Hopps, Official, Instant Winner, UXA, Verte, Acapulco Gold, Billy’s Nuts, Savage, Off Bowery, Everything Must Go, Frank 151, DQM, Rival, Supreme, Autumn, KCDC, Anything, Red Bull, and Camp Woodward.