Displaying items by tag: Brian Wenning
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This Old Ledge: DWP Los Angeles
The most ideal benches in the world? Ted Barrow makes a strong case they're at LA's Department of Water and Power. Get the scoop, backed by iconic clips of MJ, Carroll, Spanky, Shane and more. -
This Old Ledge: Brooklyn Banks
Few plazas loom as large as The Banks. From the Bones Brigade to Harold Hunter, the sessions that sparked these clips are seared into our minds. Ted Barrow's back to highlight its significance. -
Sovereign Sect's "Memory Lapse" Ep 5: Hong Kong
Before the perfect plazas and icy ledges around Hong Kong were fully blown out, Tim O'Connor, Brian Wenning and Stefan Janoski ventured east on an early mission for surreal spots. -
Sovereign Sect's "Memory Lapse" Ep 4: Barcelona
Tim O'Connor, Brian Wenning, Kerry Getz and coverboy Fred Gall bounce around Barci, while making one of the best videos of all time—Mosaic. Strobeck captures the magic. -
Sovereign Sect's "Memory Lapse" Ep1: NYC '99
New York City in the late ‘90s was teeming with once-in-a-generation talents like Dill, Pappalardo and Wenning. We dive into the Workshop’s library to remind you. -
Classics: Brian Wenning's "The DC Video" Part
DC has rereleased The Lynx, one of the most classic skate shoes of all time. And when you think that shoe, Wenning is the first name that comes to mind. Here’s his legendary part from The DC video. -
Mind of Marius: NYC
Marius and crew hit NYC, terrorizing ledges, banks, and DIYs. Features guest appearances from Suciu, Wenning, Guevara, and more. Enjoy... -
FTC's "Pier 7" Video
During its heyday, Pier 7 fostered incredible progress in the world of street skating. FTC has assembled some of their favorite moments in this edit. -
Classics: Brian Wenning Photosynthesis
Ledge skating has always been part of the game, but Photosynthesis from 2000 helped show how limitless and creative it could be. Catfish describes Brian Wenning's part. -
July 2000
Cover: Arto Saari – Crooked Grind Photo: Sturt Inside This Mag: An interview with Arto Saari, the search for Johnny Rad, the Vans team invades Mexico City, and Tampa Street 2000 Also In This Issue: Interviews with Chris Senn, Richard Paez, Nikhil Thayer and Jay Moody Music Articles: Streetwalkin' Cheetahs, Ben Harper, the Business and the Vibrators
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Hardbody's "Never Enuff III" Video
Eze and Emilio link up stateside and completely dismantle spots from SF to NYC for Hardbody. These dudes are unstoppable. -
Tacky Joy Factory's "Welcome to the Circus" Premiere Photos
Leo Baker's new brand Tacky Joy Factory dropped its first official vid to an audience of A-listers and NYC stars. He even got a SOTY on the session for the team's big day out. Roll up. -
Chris Joslin's "Joslin & Lazer" Plan B Raw Edit
One of the game's best jumpers shows off every gory piece of the process from his new Plan B part. Joslin's unreal. -
Jonathan Perez' "EXCELSIOR" Part
Jahn lights up the Bay Area and beyond, splicing smooth lines with tech hammers of the highest order. -
Jamie Foy's "Aftermath" Red Bull Part
It ain't even summer and our SOTY's got a new part for Red Bull, packed with another heavy dose of absurd rails and next-level ledge rips.
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