Surfing, Skateboarding, Music, Photography, Travel, Culture and general antics of the youth on the run.
I grabbed this zine at the New York Art Book Fair at PS1 Moma in 2011. There’s no crazy story attached to it. I don’t even remember who the artist was and the site listed in the zine doesn’t work. It was just a nice reminder that things can be simple and fun to make.
Deadbeat Club is a compilation of artists and photographers that include Ed and Deana Templeton, Nolan Hall and Grant Hatfield. It’s an independent publishing group responsible for putting together small runs of zines. They also host release parties and photo exhibits and last October, they released some new zines in Long Beach, CA and we were there…
We love looking at magazines, making them, smelling them, getting new issues in the mail, standing at the newsstand until our feet hurt and the coffee buzz has our hands shaking as we flip the pages. It’s part of who we are and how we grew up. It’s why we make What Youth. And it’s…
Julian Klincewicz continues to create. In all mediums. Music. Zine. Film. Collage. Poetry. And tonight he’s teamed up with Gym Standard in San Diego and organized a release party for his own zine, book, 7″ and short film: Turtle Neck, True Blue and Snake. You’ll remember Julian from his For the Love (Watch it below)…
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