Jessica Kimura Proves She's Worthy Of A Cameo
Jessica Kimura destroyed it last season and scooped up one of two covers of the fifth edition of Snowboard Canada Women's Annual in the process. Look for her parts in Peep Show's "Let's Make Better Mistakes Tomorrow" as well as Think Thank's "Right Brain, Left Brain" videos, plus an eight-page feature interview in Snowboard Canada Women's Annual. Enjoy this video edited together by Sean Genovese with a handful of her banger tricks culminating in the Switch Front Board that landed her the coveted spot as our cover girl.
Search for a Cool Place: Trailer
Picking up where we left off...
After Jack Kerouac and The Beats came Ken Kesey and his Merry Band of Pranksters. Kesey was a best-selling author turned acid-freak, who was largely responsible for the psychedelic revolution of the 1960s. But, before Kesey and crew started frying the masses, they took a trip across the country in a 1938 International school bus. They dubbed the rig Further and their mission was simple: they were searching for a cool place. Just like us...
Search for a Cool Place is an exploration of snowboarding, mind-expansion, adrenaline freaks, the trips they take and where they've ended up. Look for the full-length snowboard flick next Fall.
Featuring: Mark Landvik, Patrick McCarthy, Wyatt Stasinos, Cory Stasinos, Nick Russell, Forrest Burki, Ryland Bell, Shaun McKay, Lucas Debari, Kael Martin, Alex Yoder, Blake Paul, Nick Dirks, Jake Olson Elm, Harry Kearny, Luke Thorington, Brendan Keenan, Jason Robinson, Ralph Backstrom and many more...
Supported by: Jones Snowboards, Drink Water, Anon, The Mount Baker Snowboard Shop.
Snowboard History
A look into the snowboarding exhibit at the Vail Ski Museum.
Woodward Tahoe Fridays with Tim Eddy
Tim "Mental Monster" Eddy never lets his snowboarding get in the way of a good time and this edit from Woodward Tahoe confirms it. Give it a watch and get out there on your board!
Think Thank’s Mind The Video Man Teaser
Dare you to Wear White
Some people wouldn't dare to wear white snowboarding pants. Although the color looks nice on at first, one chair lift ride up and your gonna already have issues to worry about.
Betty Rides has created a woman's pant called the PDX Punk Siouxsie Pant in White for $180.
1st suggestion: Woman rider's who like sitting on the deck with a hot coco (take precaution with hot coco near white pants) should give this color a go. White's super cute and will definitly have the boy's lookin.
2nd suggestion: Betty Rides also has them in a solid black color and grey as well. So if your a chick who's ready to get dirty but doesn't want the evidence to prove it, just put those skinny legs into the darker version and you'll be set to go.
Jamie Anderson throws down an impressive video segment in "Paint It Gold" from Tall Teez. Her almost perfect 2011 season has put her standing on the podium at every major contest this season including the Dew Tour, TTR and the Euro X-Games.
Anderson's segment video shows a great deal of versatility as she charges some huge booters in the park, shows she can jib with the best of them and elegantly hauls ass while doing some big mountain riding. Props to Jamie for her awesome season.
Better Late Than Never
"Better Late/Than Never"
A Short Snowboard Film Produced in Tahoe on a shoestring budget by entirely Independent companies. A Experiment in the mixing of pseudo-analog and digital genre filmmaking attempting to capture raw snowboarding.
BUILT TO WEATHER
A photography exhibition curated by Chris Carnel
Jan. 14 – Feb, 8, 2013 | Opening reception Fri. January 18, 6-8PM
Open Space film screening w/ Q&A at the Nevada Museum of Art Sat. Feb. 2, 1PM $5
Built to Weather will feature a bad-ass selection of snowboard related photography by the likes of: Bud Fawcett, Ian Ruhter, Mike Basich, Jim Zellers with Richard Leversee, Mike Yoshida, Paul Laca and Tim Peare. Curator Chris Carnel has somehow tracked down prominent works from these globe-trotting photographers. Together they form a unique crew of individuals intrinsically involved with the sport. Their diverse selection of photographs features pinnacle, historical moments involving iconic individuals that have lived and breathed the life.
To wrap up the show, on February 2nd 1 PM at the NMA for $5, will be a screening of Mike Basich’s short movie Open Space with a Q&A to follow. Chris Carnel (Basich is in Europe) and Ian Ruhter will be speaking about their involvement in documenting the sport; Ruhter from both sides of the camera. Ruhter will also elaborate on his cutting edge style of shooting (hint: it involves a truck and wet plates), his work in Built to Weather and being an ex-pro in the sport. Following the screening the gallery will be open from 2:30-3:30PM.
Built to Weather details
What: Snowboard photography exhibition featuring eight artists, curated by Chris Carnel
Where: The Holland Project Gallery, 140 Vesta St. between Wells Avenue and Virginia Street in Reno
When: Jan. 14 - Feb. 8, 2013; Opening reception Fri. Jan. 18, 6 – 8 p.m.
Film: Open Space followed by a Q&A session with Chris Carnel and Ian Ruhter. Sat. Feb 2 1 p.m. at Nevada Museum of Art, $5 admission
