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Over the Memorial Day weekend, adidas Skateboarding and BEYOND THE STREETS, in partnership with Juice Magazine, officially celebrated the re-creation of the iconic Venice Pavilion with a party showcasing skateboarding, graffiti, and music with an all-star skate jam and concert.<\/p>\n

The high energy party saw a punk rock skate pit and special musical performances by\u00a0EXCEL<\/b> and THE SHRINE<\/b> alongside DJ sets by Pat Hoed<\/b>, aka Adam Bomb<\/b> (Final Countdown<\/i>) and the highly anticipated release of Ric Clayton\u2019s Welcome to Venice<\/i> with a book signing by the iconic O.G. artist.<\/p>\n

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Ric Clayton signs his new book “Welcome To Venice” Photo by VenicePaparazzi.com<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

In Josh “Bagel” Klassman’s words, “Ric Clayton\u2019s (RxCx) new book “Welcome To Venice” is as punk rock gangster street art as it gets. He combines grit and humor like no one else. At first glance, you might miss many details. As you stare deeper and deeper into each drawing, you will discover so many cool hidden things. His style is unmatched and all his own. It\u2019s pure artistic genius with every page.” You can order your copy of “Welcome To Venice”\u00a0here.\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n

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DJ Pat Hoed, Ric Clayton, Josh “Bagel” Klassman. Photo by Dan Levy \u00a9 Juice Magazine<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Venice Beach legends and friends in attendance for the adidas x Juice Magazine Venice Pavilion Party kick off to summertime celebration included Jesse Martinez, Aaron \u201cFingers\u201d Murray, Marty Grimes, Estevan Oriol, Herbie Fletcher, Rick Kosick, Joey Tran Vo, Josh \u201cBagel\u201d Klassman, Jayme \u201cVision\u201d Burtis, Ivan Hosoi, OG Slick, Dibi Fletcher, Gary Wong, Shawn \u201cLefty\u201d Lucero, Carter Slade, Paul Schmitt, Jim Gray, Bruce Thomas, Victor Blue, Tristain \u201cLil Red Dog\u201d Welch, Kelly Jackson, Wynn Miller, Cris Dawson\u00a0<\/strong>and Daggers, Masao Miyashiro.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Pro skateboarders Christian Hosoi, Eric \u201cTuma\u201d Britton, Bennett Harada, Ryan Simonetti, Chris Roberts, Weeman, Daniel Castillo, Greyson Fletcher, Lonny Hiramoto, <\/strong>and Vincent Luevanos<\/strong> made guest appearances and smashed up the walls of the Venice Pavilion installation.<\/p>\n

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Jeff Ho with his street art tribute to the Venice Pavilion. Photo by Terri Craft \u00a9 Juice Magazine<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Skateboarding Hall of Famers<\/strong> on hand to commemorate this unique and historic event included: C.R. Stecyk III, Eric Dressen, Laura Thornhill Caswell, <\/strong>and Jeff Ho<\/strong>, as well as Skateboarding Hall of Fame proprietor, Todd Huber.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Many of the next generation Venice skaters were on hand to give respect and rip-ride with the legends of the West Side, including: Shota Kubo, Julian Martinez, Endless Hosoi, Classic Hosoi, Jayce Murray, Dez Murray, Tye Trujillo, Tullah Trujillo, Levi Jackson, Quinne Daniels, Taiyo J Lee, Tommy Calvert <\/strong>and Jake Familton.<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Gabe and Riot Copeland, Teddy, Robert and Chloe Trujillo, Christian Hosoi, OG Slick, Jeff Ho. Photo by Dan Levy \u00a9 Juice Magazine<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Grammy Award-winning musician Robert Trujillo<\/strong> of Metallica<\/strong> and Oscar nominated actor Rob Reiner<\/strong>, as well as Dante Ross<\/strong>, one of the Top 25 Greatest A&R reps in hip-hop history, made the scene. Slash<\/strong> of\u00a0Guns N Roses,<\/strong>\u00a0and\u00a0Louiche Mayorga<\/strong>, former bass player for\u00a0Suicidal Tendencies<\/strong>, and superstar drummer, Joey Castillo<\/strong>, were all front and center to celebrate the legacy of the Venice Pavilion.<\/p>\n

We want to thank everyone for sharing in this unique once in a lifetime remembrance of the Venice Pavilion. We also want to say a special thank you to Roger Gastman, Amanda Bessette, Andrew Luft, Anna Serena <\/strong>and\u00a0Sarah Easton<\/strong> of Beyond The Streets, and Cullen Poythress<\/strong> of Adidas Skateboarding, and Alice Chung, Candice Han, Paige Bradford<\/strong> of Pitchblend PR and Karin Wulff<\/strong> of The 44 Co., Aaron Spohn<\/strong> of Spohn Ranch, and C.R. Stecyk III, Risk,<\/strong> and OG Slick<\/strong> for all the hard work in putting together such an incredible event. We also want to thank to Christian Hosoi,\u00a0Josh “Bagel” Klassman, Jayme Burtis, Jeff Ho, Vanessa Davey, Jay Meer, The Fakies <\/strong>and Bobby Brown<\/strong> for their ongoing help and support. 100% Respect to Ric Clayton, The Shrine <\/strong>and Excel<\/strong> and thanks again to everyone that contributed to making this such a memorable occasion.<\/p>\n

We hope you’ll enjoy checking out these photos and videos from the party. Have a great summer!<\/p>\n

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The Shrine rawked the Memorial Day Weekend party. Photo by Chris Hooten<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

About adidas Skateboarding:<\/strong> adidas Skateboarding is a segment of adidas Originals, a division of the adidas Group. Founded in 1998, adidas Skateboarding creates footwear and apparel for skateboarders distributed through a global network of skateboarding retailers. The brand supports a group of elite and iconic professional and amateur skateboarders including Mark Gonzales, Dennis Busenitz and Na-kel Smith.<\/p>\n

About BEYOND THE STREETS:<\/strong> Curated by author and historian Roger Gastman, graffiti\u2019s foremost authority, BEYOND THE STREETS (BTS) will kick off its inaugural showcase of diverse paintings, sculpture, photography, performances, lectures, films, and custom installations throughout 40,000+ square feet of industrial indoor and outdoor space in Los Angeles, California. The exhibition celebrates the soaring heights to which the world\u2019s most recognizable modern art movement has risen. Original featured works will come from SHEPARD FAIREY, JASON REVOK, RETNA, LADY PINK, DASH SNOW, GUERRILLA GIRLS, BARRY McGEE, CHAZ, LEE QUI\u00d1ONES, FAILE, SWOON, TAKI 183 plus DENNIS HOPPER, TAKASHI MURAKAMI, AND MANY MORE. The one-of-a-kind, touring BTS exhibition debuts in Los Angeles on May 6, 2018 and will run through July 6, 2018. BTS will then head to New York City with more global locations to be announced.<\/p>\n

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Bennett Harada. Photo by Dan Levy \u00a9 Juice Magazine<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

ABOUT JUICE MAGAZINE:<\/strong> Since 1993, Juice Magazine has been dedicated to the core of skateboarding, surfing and punk rock with a focus on in-depth interviews by the icons of skate, surf and punk rock culture. The Juice Magazine crew includes a line-up of surf and skate legends, and the honest approach of their stories and photos make Juice Magazine more than just a magazine. Juice Magazine is committed to giving credit to the true pioneers and innovators of skateboarding, surfing and music and keeping it punk. For information, please visit: www.juicemagazine.com<\/a><\/p>\n

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BEYOND THE STREETS X ADIDAS X JUICE MAGAZINE PARTY.<\/p>\n