Alva Skateboards Magazine Advert (1989)

A rare find in a vintage Thrasher magazine. This old Alva Skateboards advert even has the address of the old shop. For more artifacts, go to the GALLLERY

Bad Brains Quickness Album Advert (1989)

A rare scan from Bad Brains 4th studio album. For more artifacts, head to the GALLLERY

Stussy Advert from a 1989 Thrasher Magazine

Scanned from a vintage Thrasher Magazine and circa 1989, Stussy has always put effort into their adverts. For more artifacts, go to the GALLLERY

Rakim in 1989

The god standing in front of his Benz circa 1989. Of course wearing some Nike Air Force III. For more artifacts, go to the GALLLERY

Michael Jordan in Japan (1996)

Michael Jordan on his Japan tour in 1996. For more artifacts, go to the GALLLERY

Hiroshi Fujiwara Sneaker Archive: Rare Nike, Adidas, Airwalk, New Balance and Jordan Spreads

Rare sneaker archive featuring Hiroshi Fujiwara’s picks circa 2010 including vintage Nike Dunks,Adidas Campus, Airwalk Enigma, New Balance 576/996, and Air Jordan classics. A deep dive into streetwear and sneaker culture history. For more artifacts make sure to check out the GALLLERY

Akira Manga (1982) Katsuhiro Otomo’s Iconic Destruction Scene

From Katsuhiro Otomo’s Akira(1982), this rare scan depicts the apocalyptic destruction that defined cyberpunk anime and manga history. For more artifacts, go to the GALLLERY

Asspizza in the Jumex Trapped music video (2019)

Interesting times, Austin in the Jumex video for Trapped. Shot, in the heart of the soundcloud era, he also did the fashion direction for most of the music video and even had an intro for the song.

Aphex Twins Studio (2002)

Rare glimpse into Aphex Twin’s modular synth lair circa early 2000s walls of Doepfer A-100, tangled cables, and a cat as the only witness. For more artifacts, go to the GALLLERY

Aaliyah with Justin Timberlake and Lance Bass (1999)

Rare 2000 photoshoot featuring Aaliyah alongside NSYNC’s Justin Timberlake and Lance Bass, capturing a unique crossover moment in pop and R&B history during the peak of Y2K culture. For more artifacts, go to the GALLLERY