Words: Danny Wilson / more Gleaming The Cube / Danny’s Twitter Skateboarding has always had a somewhat uneasy attitude towards its own history. The fact that skateboarding culture itself is
Smock Alley photography exhibition exploring performance in focus.
The suburbs have often been a reference point in an attempt at understanding American culture and are widely explored through the medium of cinema. From the obsolete Bates Motel in
We do a run-down of the best answers to "what are you doing on Paddy's Day", if you plan to have memories.
Re-edits can be worthwhile, but why is it that every fan thinks they know how every video 'ought' to have been?
Director on his moving document of expats young and old.
A Patrick O'Dell interview. The host of Vice's Epicly Later'd talks about doing the history of skating, how his show began and more.
The 10 Days In Dublin Festival's second fundraising night this Thursday features the comedy stylings of Foil Arms and Hog amongst others.
Let's get out of this country.
The last part of the Static series heralds some patented Danny Wilson thought on whether the 'where' and 'when' count as much as the 'what' in skating.
Valentine’s Day plans do not necessarily have to result in a last minute phone call and plea to your local Chinese for any available table. Here at Totally Dublin we
High-definition slow motion looks cool, but is it all a little too much? Also, Ty Evans is going to Brain Farm.
Entitled Studs, SHOWStudio’s portraits, both video and still, explore what has come to be known as the third gender.
Kieran Hebden digs up a collection of previously laid out sketches.
The anchorite UK producer drops a couple of tracks.
As mainstream skateboarding stays safe with its videos, the concept of auteurship in independent videos is becoming more important.
Tony Hawk was living a bizarre double life of being one part international youth culture superstar and other part awkward somewhat unpopular teenager.
