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RVCA & Matty Matheson’s Glorious Meats Collection

Matty Matheson’s Glorious Meats Collection. East coast hardcore music meets tail-gate cookout culture to bring you the perfect recipe for RVCA’s latest collaboration with Canadian powerhouse chef, Matty Matheson. Complete with pieces that make every day game day, along with BBQ necessities. Break out the grill, light the coals and dig into the new RVCA x Matty Matheson Glorious Meats Collection. Chop the collection HERE.

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RVCAustralia Skate Team NZ Tour // WLG – AKL

Earlier this year when the world was a simpler place, the RVCAustralia team including Gabriel Summers, Max Couling, Floyd Scott, and Michael Mieruszynski, went on a ten-day tour of New Zealand, which they were very fortunate to execute just prior to COVID-19 becoming a global pandemic.. Filmed in various locations spanning from Wellington to Auckland, watch on as this small Australian crew get a taste of all the foreign terrain their nearest neighbor has to offer!

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RVCA – ANP Archive | Ed Templeton ‘Common Side Effects’

Ed Templeton’s exhibition at the Huntington Beach Art Center was an expansive survey of the artist’s work from the last several years to present. The show featured some of his most iconic pictures, paintings, sculptures and mixed media pieces spread throughout the space in Templeton’s dynamic installation style. Dominating the show were his “Teenage Kissers,” “The Seconds Pass,” “Wires Crossed” and “Huntington Beach” series, which is an ongoing look into his backyard’s beach culture and suburban,

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RVCA | Mexico City

Located in the high plateaus in the center of Mexico is CDMX, more widely known as Ciudad de Mexico or Mexico City. As one of the oldest and most populous cities in North America it is one of the most important cultural centers in the world, bringing together an eclectic mix of food, art, music and architecture. The RVCA skate team and friends found themselves drawn there in search of diverse and untapped spots across the 16 boroughs. The days were spent exploring the city, skating, eating tacos on handmade tortillas, fresh cut fruit with chile salt and drinking hibiscus iced tea. With colorful homes along the hills, ancient cathedrals, colonial style architecture and tree lined parks, CDMX proved itself the perfect backdrop for an array of great skate spots, good times with friends and adventures they’ll never forget. We’re all looking forward to getting back to days like these.

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