Skateboard Museum Zine Collection

In 2003 the SKATEBOARDMUSEUM premiered the first exhibition with the title "Skateboard-Fever" focusing on the history, culture and artistic side of skateboarding. Diving deeper into the many facets of skateboard history, the SKATEBOARDMUSEUM has hosted various specially themed traveling exhibits in major metropolises around the world.

For the exhibitions the SKATEBOARDMUSEUM had created special zines. Those zines were just available at the shows and in a very limited run. This box-collection contains those zines in an updated version with more exhibits and pictures of the exhibitions.

Included zines:
1. DIY - The History of Creative-Culture in Skateboarding
2. Harry Blitzstein - Welcome to the Jungle / The Art of Harry Blitzstein on Skateboards
3. I LOVE MY - Vans skateboarding footwear heritage
4. NO SHITTY ADS IN THIS ZINE - A comprehensive 1980's skate zine retrospective
5. NO AGE LIMIT! - Punk and Hardcore flyers collection of Jason Jessee
A collection of five slipcased zines published by the Skateboard Museum highlights everything from iconic styles to historical ads, self-built skateboards, and more.
J�rgen Bl�mlein is a founding member of the FauxAmi collective, which places skateboarding within the context of art and culture. The collective opened the Skateboard Museum in Stuttgart, Germany in 2003. J�rgen is both an artist and skateboarder himself, and has published Made for Skate: The Illustrated History of Skateboard Footwear 9781584233978 and Skateboarding Is Not a Fashion: The Illustrated History of Skateboard Apparel 9781584236306 with Gingko Press.