June 2016

Those lucky enough celebrate the Dusters x California Locos skateboard collection launch in the Juice house had a chance to enjoy Salba's band play a set on the balcony overlooking the beach boardwalk before the night's grand finale

Saturday night was the opening of the California Locos art show, and it really was a party that will be remembered for years to come, as promised. You could feel the excitement in the air as people lined up on the boardwalk in from of

Founded in the mid-1800s, the Arts and Crafts Movement was a radical departure from the Industrial Ages's mass production and stifling social restrictions. Standing for fine craftsmanship, advocating social and economic reforms and rebelling against

What do fancy museum stores and old-school skate shops have in common? Usually not all that much. But with the imminent release of the new California Locos suite from the Dusters skateboard empire, that is about to change.

Dusters California recently announced a collaborative line of skateboards with the California Locos, five pioneering Los Angeles artist whose roots are steeped in graffiti, surf, skate, punk rock and the contemporary art world

Today is Go Skateboarding Day, and where better to celebrate that than where it all started, right here in Southern California. Of Course, skateboarding is now much more than the sport, it's an entire aesthetic, from clothing styles to fine art

The California Locos - Chaz Bojorquez, Dave Tourjé, John Van Hammersveld, Norton Wisdom, and Gary Wong- five pioneering Los Angeles artists whose roots are in graffiti, surf, skate and punk rock - bring their edgy, sun soaked styles to Venice, CA

There is so much going on all of the time, it’s exciting and inspiring. I’ve been having some good talks with Dave Tourjé, he’s a good dude. He get’s where I’m coming from and comes from a similar surf-skate-artist background. He’s such a good sounding board, an incredible artist with a solid history

The California Locos — represent 50 years of Los Angeles art, each having been influenced and inspired by the surf, skate, music and barrio culture, as well as formal art practice, that has combined and morphed in Los Angeles from the ’60s through today.