We are excited to announce that the BOMB IT DVD is out for sale today!
Go here to grab yourself a copy
JERSEYJOE MSK/SEVENTHLETTER at MAINTAIN
MARVOL BOARDS RELEASE PARTY
Once again MAINTAIN and MARVOL bring you a one of a kind event… This Saturday June 14th we bring you the MARVOL BOARD WORKS OFFICIAL RELEASE PARTY AND SIGNING FOR THE “JERSEY JOE” ( The 7th Letter) SKATE BOARD DECK
Only 100 boards where made so get yours before there gone. Only $60.00 +tax
Date: 06/14/08
Time: 7:00 PM -?????
Location: Maintain
Address: 3318 W. Sunset Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA.90026
Contact( 323) 906-9257
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Destroy & Rebuild
Come Join the DESTROY & REBUILD COLLECTIVE ( AVONE, 2ESAE, SKI, KEPT) on JUNE 17th at the VONDUTCH SOHO STORE.
VONDUTCH SOHO STORE
109-111 Spring Street
New York, NY 10012
New York, NY 10012
7-10pm
A Gallery Exhibition Featuring: Art, Music, & Fashion
Special Guests
Sponsored Bar
*All proceeds from sales will be donated to A.C.E.: Association of Community Employment Programs for the Homeless
Please RSVP to RSVP@VONDUTCH .COM
For your viewing pleasure you can view a slide show of their work at:
BOMB It Extends at the Sunset 5 in Los Angeles
Thank you for everyone who came out and made our LA premiere such a huge success. Laemmle has agreed to give us another Friday night – this Friday the 13th! There will be a 7:50 and 10:10 showings. And I, Jon Reiss, will come to the 10:10 screening for a Q&A. I hope to see you there for this last opportunity to see Bomb It on the big screen.
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More Press from New Orleans…
BestofNewOrleans.com wrote up a review —
With its hip-hop soundtrack, the film is an entertaining and slickly edited look at the birth and evolution of graffiti. It’s even global in perspective as he interviews artists in Amsterdam, Barcelona, South Africa, Sao Paulo and Tokyo. The arrays of styles and approaches are reason enough to see the film, but Reiss offers an interesting investigation into the class issues of street art and the social implications of marking public spaces and private property.
Check out the entire article here
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