Skateboard Culture is a visually rich look at five decades of skateboarding’s influence, following its path from California’s underground scenes to a global creative force. With a foreword by Spike Jonze, conversations with icons like Tony Hawk and Mark Gonzales, and more than 400 rare images, Morgan Bouvant and Sébastien Carayol explore how skate shaped fashion, music, art, and film. The mix of essays, brand nostalgia, and scene‑defining stories makes this a warm, engaging volume for anyone drawn to skate’s creative legacy./p>
- Hardback
- 512 Pages
- Published by Penguin Random House
- Style Code: 9780593839492
L28cm x W19.5cm
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Skateboard Culture is a visually rich look at five decades of skateboarding’s influence, following its path from California’s underground scenes to a global creative force. With a foreword by Spike Jonze, conversations with icons like Tony Hawk and Mark Gonzales, and more than 400 rare images, Morgan Bouvant and Sébastien Carayol explore how skate shaped fashion, music, art, and film. The mix of essays, brand nostalgia, and scene‑defining stories makes this a warm, engaging volume for anyone drawn to skate’s creative legacy./p>
- Hardback
- 512 Pages
- Published by Penguin Random House
- Style Code: 9780593839492
L28cm x W19.5cm
We offer a variety of shipping methods, including standard and express options. For more information about the cost and delivery timelines, please visit our shipping page.
If for some reason you are not happy with your purchase you can return it to us within 30 days for an exchange or refund.
We are now offering FREE UK returns. For more information please visit our returns page.
