Check out all the New Fall ‘10 Culture Squad shoes .

Push Past, a film about Rob Dyer/Skate4Cancer’s skate across Canada, got into the Air Canada 2010 Film Festival. The video will be playing on all Air Canada flights starting September 2010.

About the film festival (from Air Canada):

“Each year we select the best short films from emerging filmmakers and broadcast them to a large international audience on Air Canada’s inflight entertainment system.

We honour the best of our fest at a free public screening and awards celebration at the end of the year.

Awards will be handed out for:

• - Best Short Film
• - Achievement in Animation
• - Achievement in Direction
• - Achievement in Cinematography

The winner of Best Short Film will receive $5,000 courtesy of presenting sponsor Cineplex Entertainment.

All award winners will receive an all-inclusive trip for two to the Whistler Film Festival courtesy of Air Canada.”

Let us know if you see the video mid flight!

Good Luck to Rob and his crew on winning an award!

More info on the film fest: HERE

More info on Skate4Cancer: HERE

Culture Squad Artist, Rob Dyer/Skate4Cancer, created two color ways in the Convert shoe and “The Cure Tee” for the Fall ‘10 line

Check out the photos:

Convert Sea Foam

Convert Grey/Orange

The Cure Tee

For more information on Skate4Cancer, visit www.Skate4Cancer.com

Culture Squad Artist, Craig Wetherby, created a 99 Vulc shoe and a “Eagle Tee” for the Fall ‘10 line. All designs were based on a Wetherby photo of an eagle in the trees.

Check out the photos:

Original Black and White Photo

99 Vulc

Eagle Tee

For more information on Craig Wetherby, visit www.CraigWetherby.com

Culture Squad Artist, Arik Roper, created a 99 Slim shoe and a “Altered  Tee” for the Fall ‘10 line

Check out the photos:

99 Vulc

Altered Tee

For more information on Arik Roper, visit www.ArikRoper.com

Culture Squad Artist, Christopher Bettig, created a Focus shoe and a “Happy Sad Tee” for the Fall ‘10 line

Check out the photos:

Focus Shoe

Happy Sad Tee

For more information on Christopher Bettig, visit www.TheMountainLabel.com

I’m heading back over to the UK for my next solo show entitled “All I Heard Was The Echo In The Light” which opens on June 4th at Analogue Books in Edinburgh, Scotland. There is a bunch of stuff in the works for this one… all new collages, prints, wooden people & lots & lots of flags. Analogue is also producing a 2 color T shirt, seen below, and there will also be a a new limited zine/catalog with screen printed pages and other goodies.

Here’s a little bit about the show:

All I Heard Was The Echo In The Light is sunshine, desert & succulents. It’s going outside at night, watching the dying suns and witnessing the new ones being born. Everything to and from dust. Geodesic domes, the 1960’s, the sky & being alone. It’s about all the people I have never met. It’s about all of us living and about all of us dying. It’s about all the love I have for everything. There may be a crystal or two involved, sorry, I tried to keep it scientific. It’s sewn. It’s printed. It’s painted. It’s 100% handmade. Everything is infinite. It will last forever & it will also end on July 10, 2010.

Pepsi is giving away over a million dollars in grants to fund great ideas.

Check out the above video that references Skate4Cancer as a potential donation. Voting begins July 1st for your favorite Canadian cause. Stay tuned for more updates on how you can vote for Skate4Cancer to get the grant.

ELLE GIRL Korea asked me (Ashkahn) a few questions about my fondest memories of spring in the current issue! Try and read it

Holiday ‘10 Culture Squad artist, Ashkahn, has a new and exclusive print for Paper Tiger available NOW! Click on the above image for details, or click HERE