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Friday
Aug202010

SURF/SKATE at Clic Gallery

By Peter Wise

The hedonism and purity of the surfer lifestyle meets the uninhibited mischief of skatepunks in Clic Gallery's summer show in New York called SURF/SKATE.

It features the collages of surf king Tony Caramanico; the skater photographs of Drew Carolan, Lyle Owerko and Alberto Vargas; and the beach photography of Antoine Verglas, Randall Medson, Ron Church, Patrick Cariou, Paul Solberg, Joni Sternbach, Jean-Philippe Piter, Wayne Levin, and Burton Machen.

By Joni Sternbach
Accompanying the show is a display of limited edition signed skateboard decks featuring designs by pop artists Damien Hirst, Jeff Kooms, and Takashi Murakami, specially commissioned by Supreme Skateboards. These collector's items are extremely rare and have never been exhibited together before.

By Lyle Owerko

By Alberto Vargas

If you are in New York, go check it out.

Exhibition details:
Date: exhibition is running till 5th September 2010
Location: Clic Bookstore & Gallery, 255 Centre Street, New York, NY 10013

www.clicgallery.com

(Images courtesy of Clic Gallery)

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