Marcina Wasielewskiego, skating in Oswiecim (Poland). A photo by Kuba Urbanczyk (larger picture).

Kuba Urbanczyk is the most consistent and talented photographer in the blading scene. Check his rolki (blading) photo gallery section on Kubaurbanczyk.pl, a website he worked on, for 9+ years straight. Also don’t miss this photo gallery featuring Marcina Wasielewskiego (Google translation).

VG19ECVG2: This is our annual tribute to the east side of the states. VG covers much more ground this time around with several tours popping off at once. Life life on the road via vans, clubs, hotels, and breakdowns. VH has hired secret agent James Reetski for the assignment, guest director of Dre’s P file.

Unbelievable filming and editing is high on the list this issue. Drive with us through the dirty south all the way through to the twin cities and 10,000 lakes. Plenty of flavor from guest host “super hick” Kevin Dowling.

East Coast VG is something we strongly feel will change the way people view rolling on the strong side. This is the anti coverage you never see in print! VG has it, full blown for ya! Untapped talent, and spots that will hype you to skate. Raw! Fid man. Thanks for the support!

Est. 1993. Co-directors: Chris Majette, Daive Paine.

Introducing Puppets of Destiny, the fourth issue of the world’s only videomagazine series dedicated exclusively to street and vert skating.

VG4 is a tribute to the entire sport and all those who are a part of it. In each issue there is a theme with Videogroove being an introduction, VG2 18 Days being the trek across America’s underground skate scene, VG3’s Not a Word speaking for itself, and now Puppets of Destiny leave you to figure it out.

Puppets of Destiny is your guide to life, even years later when the tricks have progressed and the sport has evolved VG4 will be a video you can always go back to remember why it is that you skate. From the music, to the skaters to the filming, there is a message in every minute and we hope you read it loud and clear.

The Blade Museum posted the first episode of Videogroove online. Check Theblademuseum.com for more oldschool goodies.

Matt Bright moved down to San Angelo, TX last year and we immediately became great friends. He is one of the most humble and inspiring skaters that I have been around. His bag of tricks is very deep and he is constantly learning some crazy trick I didn’t know he was capable of.

I am proud to be able to make Matt’s first profile. Welcome to the Texas family, Matt! We are glad to have you. - Kevin Little.

Hamilton Bridge, 181 St Skatepark (NY, New York) last weekend, ft. Remo, Young Juice, & Ian Orbinson.

Larger picture on Imgur (via Tumblr).

Harry Abel & Scott Blackmore, Canteen Style for Dirt Box.

Visit Dirt-box.com.

Did he even try? Eugen Enin doing his thing, ninja style, for Borklyn Zoo. Trick of the day!

Check the Video on Instagram.

Amazing artwork (larger picture) by Amir Roti for the Shred Da Ground, Paris 2017 edition. The contest will take place June 3rd at the famous spot La Defense (promo edit by Loick Even). The date is set, the street is waiting for you! More infos on Facebook.