Tag: Christchurch

A new skateboarding film by Will Bartlett. Fast and loose from the grid city and beyond.

There’s always been something special about skateboard videos from Christchurch. Majick delivers another quality dose featuring the ledges, plazas and flat bars synonymous with the Grid City.

More than a literal tour of “The Whole Bowl” at Otautahi Christchurch’s Washington Way. Shaka Wereta, Adam Wheeldon and Krysta Ashwell show us the lines they know well.

Majick Templeton provides another peek into the talent hotbed that is Christchurch. Matthieu Lucas, David Chen and friends keep the four avenues flame alive in Dafreeza.

Two-thumbs Brewing Co. hosted “Duckbrewe Skate Festival” at their Christchurch site last month. Watch as a hoard of skateboarders duck and weave amongst a sea of ply on a specially-made ‘mini Chin' ramp.

$5k of prizes up for grabs at Duckewe’s ‘mini-chin’ ramp festival.

This year marked the tenth anniversary of the first Thomson Park Bowl Jam which each year just keeps growing. Yeah Gnar NZ gave the New Brighton and New Zealand skateboarding communities a worthy celebration.

Samuel Tippet joins Tylre Houldsworth in his part from Gerald Bloxham’s “A Million Miles of Fun” from Christchurch, New Zealand.

David Chen’s full part from the Christchurch, New Zealand full-length skateboarding video “A Million Miles of Fun”.

A portrait of a city in ruins, rejuvenated by a quest for new terrain amongst the destruction. Gerard ‘Garage’ Bloxham offers an extended view of his forthcoming skateboard flick. Mixing the old view with the new.

Revived from the past, the age old Christchurch classic, 4 Aves – featuring Gregg Timms.

A skateboarding film series from Christchurch, New Zealand. Filmed and edited by Will Bartlett. Part one of Chicken Scratch features the intro bowl edit and the hype dog, John Routledge.

Curb Skateboard's new video, "A Million Miles Of Fun" is on its way – here's the first few minutes. A teaser if you will.

A few weekends back Christchurch played host to the second annual King of The Square competition at Cathedral Square.

Once again, Christchurch proves that it's responsible for some of New Zealand's best.