Presenting Martha Cooper, Poets&Thieves, nine Element Skateboard artists, Selim Varol, Words on Canvas, False, an academic take on Sneakers, 1979 - The Box, Flom, JB Classics Lab and KDU.

Including artwork and photographs by: Alakazam, Matt Cassity & Sam Spratlin, Fatsarazzi a.k.a. Fats Shariff, Foreign Family, Sven Fortmann, Eric Brunetti, Jules Gayton, Mark Gonzales, J. Grant Brittain, Eric Haze, The KDU, Koi Klub, Michael Lau, Kevin Ma, Maiden Noir, Mash San Francisco, Herb Lubalin, Ed Bengulat, Paul Renner, Heinrich Jost, Mode2, Obey, Pointer...

And there will be a new publication, to be released in Barcelona, January, 17th. It's a bookset, containing six books with art/photos from each continent, 7" record format. Though every each book does not represent the every regional art scene, this is a fine selection of protagonists from all around the world. And yes, Antarctica is completely white for your own writing pleasure.

This one is a LP-sized poster-set, including posters and prints and an accompanying booklet. Altogether you will find 11 artists featured in this publication. Each one with a poster or a print of his or her artwork. The booklet will show more of each artist as well as interviews and articles.

Biggest book so far. The cover was designed by Answer. Loads of artwork, photography and rants inside. Different opinions on street culture, some personal takes on friendship, influences and the current status of street wear - and a great one about "screenwear". Only one cover available, 240 pages.

The second publication for a the third exhibition. It was released with four different covers. This specific one here is a superb take on Pink Floyd's cover design for Dark Side Of The Moon, created by Mark Ward. 184 pages

This is also the "untitled" III book. Same content, differnt cover artwork. This one is done by The Art Dump, responsible for the fine designs of Girl Skateboards, Chocolate Skateboards, Lakai Limited Footwear and Fourstar Clothing, amongst others. 184 pages

Same, same - but different. Publication No. 3. This one of four covers is designed by A Bearded Man. The creative heads behind this face mullet-design kept on doing sarcastic comments on street wear. Basically, that's it where it all started with skateboard designs in the 90ies. 184 pages

Artwork done by Andrew Lee for (invisible:man). Lead, follow, or get the fuck out of his way. This is the no-nonsense variation of the four cover-issue of untitled III. Besides doing graphics designs under his own moniker, Andrew Lee has releases impressive collaborations with és, Shadow Conspiracy, Stüssy and Madfoot. 184 pages

This is our first book. Actually, it's more a booklet, really small. it was solely meant to accompany the exhibition, the second one. Therefore this is the first book for the second ”untitled" exhibition. Cover artwork created by Peter Hyunh for UXA who came up with the idea of using the back cover as well. 100 pages