If you’re touching down in the bay for the weekend, don’t forget that Stussy San Francisco is hosting an opening for “Black is Beautiful” at their store on Haight street tomorrow night. Canadian artist Allister Lee’s show is a rad study of the black and white illustrated form. Full info after the jump.

Dutch artist Zenk One has linked up with In4mation to present his solo show “An Artist Collection” at Kingdom Skateshop in Tilburg, Netherlands. The show, which kicks off this Friday March 5, features portraits of influential characters of our times from Keenan Milton to the RZA. For the opening, In4mation printed limited edition shirts featuring Zenk’s Slick Rick portrait, which may remind you of the Manik x Craig Wetherby deck from a couple years ago. If you are in Holland, you can peep the exhibit until April 2. More looks and full info after the jump.

Transworld put together this rad video of Ed Templeton going through his latest art project, The Seconds Pass, before it opened at the Roberts & Tilton gallery this past Friday. A book of the same name will be released later this year.

Gravis just dropped this video collaboration with Thomas Campbell entitled On the Road to Ummmm, a time lapse sequence showing his various preparations for his exhibit Ummmm in Copenhagen, Denmark from October of 2009. Interesting for sure.

Travis Rice has expanded his impressive roster of projects with the opening of the Asymbol Gallery in Jackson Hole. The gallery will serve as a creative hub and marketplace for art and photos from the worlds of snow, surf and skate. Co-curated by Mike Parillo and launching with the works of Mike Parillo, Jamie Lynn, Ari Marcopoulos, Scott Lenhardt, Tim Zimmerman, Danny Zapalac, Adam Haynes, Jeff Curtes, Nick Russian, Mike Blabac, Matt French, Trent Mitchell as well as pieces from the I Am Snowboarding collection, all works included have never been available for purchase before. Asymbol has a teched-out online gallery on their website and will also be traveling their collection as a pop-up in cities around the world. For more go here.

Ed Templeton is about to drop a new book project called The Seconds Pass and will be previewing selections from it starting this Friday, February 23rd at the Roberts & Tilton Gallery in LA. The gallery show of the same name will run through April 3. Full info after the jump.

To celebrate the legacy of Keith Haring on the 20th anniversary of his death yesterday, JMZ of Pulp68 skate shop organized this public gathering in Geneva encouraging people to participate in chalk recreations of Haring’s work. What’s amazing is that cops would be handing out tickets for this in NYC. Only in Europe.

13th Witness just dropped another sick video, this time featuring his dad and partner in crime, Futura. It’s always amazing to watch the man who’s fathered so many styles at work. Make sure to peep the limited edition Futura Laboratories skateboards that pop up towards the end. No word unfortunately on where to get one.

The Volcom NYC store played host to the opening of the Andy Kessler Memorial Benefit Art Show this past Saturday night. Friends and admirers of Andy’s like Geoff Rowley, Pat Conlon, Mike Zepeda, Alex Corporan and Lance Mountain showcased the artistic soul of skateboarding by donating their works for a silent auction. The evening honoring a true NYC skate legend was missing only one thing, Andy himself. More pics after the jump.

If you haven’t made it Max Fish Miami yet, tonight is your last chance. Capping off the week of New Yorkers pretending to “work” in Miami, the Fish is having a super secret live concert at their temporary installation space at 28 NE 14 Street. Check OHWOW for more details.