Casey Neistat: Taxi Lost and Found

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“If you thought Jimi Hendrix was cool, you were probably down with us” – Zephyr

“SUNSHINE REBELS tells the story of a clan of inner-city teenagers who in the 1970′s came together in New York City’s Central Park and in the process left an indelible stamp on world culture through startling innovations in street art, alternative music and extreme sports.”

As opposed to an Alcoholic’s Playground, which it really is.

Tomorrow marks the 11TH annual adidas FANATIC soccer tournament in NY. This year, we’re honored to be among the 20 teams playing in the day long soccer tournament at Chelsea’s Waterside Park. Here is a look at the jerseys of 11 of the teams that will compete for the this year’s title.

If you’re in the area, come through an cheer or jeer us on as we play VICE, Psyop, TheGoodLife!, and the Chinatown Soccer Club.

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Baron Von Fancy Print Edition Release & Signing party at The Hole Shop.

You can have a look at the prints here

Eating cheap in NY, courtesy of NY Mag’s annual Cheap Eats.

Photo: Danny Kim. Food Styling by Jamie Kimm.

How they photographed graffiti back in the day.

via, bates

Street Tucker

(thanks Rog!)

This guy walked into a Manhattan gallery, took a Dali painting off the wall, and then walked out with it.

Fantastic painted work from Specter.

“It refers to the changing landscape of the Buswick neighborhood and it’s demographics. The clues are in the signage.
It was also a blast watching people go to use the faux ATM.”

See some detail as well as his “Brooklyn Bodega” in Paris, after the jump

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Coming to Broadway’s Longacre Theatre for six nights only, July 31st to Aug. 5th. Spike Lee’s directing it too.

Flying Fortress has a solo show opening tonight at Mighty Tanaka in Dumbo.

Necro’s cult classic “I Need Drugs”. Shot “in a crack hotel on Coney Island Ave. in Brooklyn, NY.”

It’s a big open loft that’s Ready For Whatever.

via, gothamist

 
Here is what you’re missing. Open through Sunday 6/17) at the Park Avenue Armory.

Jason Dill and Tyshawn Jones for SUPREME NYC in this new film by William Strobeck.

Opening at Jack Hanley tonight (6/8) in NYC.

André Saraiva opens Andréopolis in one of the galleries, while the rest is consumed in Portrait of a Generation, a show where over 100 super legit artists make portraits of each other.

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