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Our Side Of The Tracks contains 10 years of images showing the faces, places and spaces the photographers have visited throughout both Europe and North America. The collection of over 70 photos is curated with care and insight, and will open the eyes of even the most involved individuals to a new side of the genre, while capturing a part of a ever-evolving art form many do not even know exists. Tripods, chases, police reports, and action, action, action.

coming soon…

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We just got issue #2 of Carnage in the mailbox and after reading it over we think the best way to describe it is as a sweet, well designed tribute to one of New York’s fallen soldiers (literally).  In December 2010 Sure ATM was killed in Afghanistan where he was stationed as a Intelligence Officer for the United States Marine Corps.  Throughout this issue’s 68  full bleed black and white pages, Sure’s crew members honor his memory with a myriad of photos of the ubiquitous hand-drawn script stickers that he became so well-known for.

Ok, now the bad news: All 300 copies of this issue are sold out.  The good news?  There’s still a bunch of other rad stuff at the Carnage Store.  Oh, and while you’re waiting for the next issue drop you can tide yourself over by checking out Carnage creator Ray Mock’s flickr.  It’s regularly updated and full of cool-guy NYC graff flicks that are frequently stolen by tumblrs everywhere.

The place to be, apparently…

Besides being an all-around cool guy, Craig is certainly a man on a mission.  ThatsTheHookUp recently sat down with him and you can check out the interview here.

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