Art
Rolling Back The Years
The London Show — Rolling Back The Years saw HUCK exhibit eight old-school decks customised by eight cool-as-hell artists at Red Gallery, London in January 2012.
Written by: HUCK HQ
Shepard Fairey
Obey — He may have lived through criticism, court cases and commercial success, but the skate punk-turned-street art entrepreneur is now ready to back his own campaign.
Written by: Jon Coen
Ai Weiwei
Speak No Evil — As Chinese authorities crack down on artists, writers and poets who dare to challenge the Hu Jintao regime, a handful of dissidents are refusing to be silenced. In one of the first interviews since his detention, art-activist Ai Weiwei tells HUCK as much as he can about what it means to be ‘free’.
Written by: John Sunyer
Miranda July on the past and the future
A riot grrrl with a message for the world — Miranda July leaves pieces of herself everywhere she goes. Through films, books, online projects and one-woman live shows, she’s found a way to quell the urge to reach out and connect. Her new film, The Future, seems propelled by that same need.
Written by: Dan Crane
Schoph Schophield
In the Midnight Sea — Artist Schoph Schophield talks to HUCK about his new exhibition, Down Too Long in the Midnight Sea.
Written by: HUCK HQ
David Carson
Chaos Theory — David Carson read the handbook of ‘good’ graphic design. Then he tore it up, rewrote the rules and found a way to leave his mark.
Written by: Jamie Brisick
Dave Carnie
Bigmouth Strikes Again — Professional upsetter Dave Carnie is creating carnage in the world of fine art.
Written by: Niall Neeson
Geoff McFetridge
Simply Geoff — Design icon Geoff McFetridge talks plain and simple sense.
Written by: Andrea Kurland
Ed Templeton
Beautiful Loser — Artist and pro skateboarder Ed Templeton grew up skipping school, pretending to be a ninja and skating alongside TV star Jason Lee.
Written by: Andrea Kurland
Mark Gonzales
City Dreaming — Living skate legend Mark Gonzales radiates with imagination as he roams about the busy New York streets.
Written by: Jay Riggio