NYC is getting a once in a lifetime experience this weekend when artist Dennis McNett and his insane collection of work for Anti-Hero skateboards comes to town. The decks as well as the original prints and the Lino Cuts used to make the prints will be on display at the Lodge Gallery at 131 Chrystie Street while a skate jame, art workshop, and bands pop off across the street. Just hit the jump to see a sample of the work and you’ll realize its not something to be missed. Full show info can also be found apres le sauter.

For the new “Battle At The Berrics,” Steve Berra enlisted Japanese artist Haroshi to hook up an exclusive art piece to serve as the trophy. Consisting of a giant middle figure made of reclaimed skateboards, it’s obvious why this thing is rad. Check out some more looks after the jump and check out “B.A.T.B.” here.

Flip has a trippy new series with the Odyssey, featuring the work of LA artist Ivan Minsloff. The all wood decks for Geoff Rowley, Arto Saari, Ali Boulala, Luan Oliviera and David Gonzalez are hitting local skate shops now.

Australian artist Beastman has thrown down on a couple collaborative t-shirts for Element. As you can see, the artist’s designs are decidedly less scary than his name. Hit the jump for another look or go here to purchase.

Some of Akompice’s illest collaborations to date have come through their work with David Flores and they definitely don’t disappoint with their lastest offering featuring the artist. Consisting of Flores’ iconic Storm Trooper and Kate Moss renderings in bright colors on crew neck sweatshirts, t-shirts, and tank tops, the collection is right on time for summer stunting. Look for it to drop online and in-store this Saturday, May 4 and hit the jump for complete images.

In case you haven’t seen Alex Schmidt and Daniel Shimizu’s new ‘zine featuring Inisght’s new denim collection, here’s a digital scroll through. Get the real thing with any online jeans purchase here.

Element has just dropped a four piece mini collection with Thomas Campbell. The “Bow Tie” capsule collection uses an original pattern taken from Campbell’s past folk art projects and flips them onto two t-shirts, some boardies, and a cruiser complete. See them all plus a lil video after the jump.

New fine art x skateboarding platform The Sk8room has commissioned a deck series with Belgian artist ROA which also ties in to their recent joint trip to Cambodia to visit Skateistan. See the trip video after the jump. Via Arrested Motion.

Insight is getting weird again with their latest Garage Artists program. This year they’ve got Ken Kagami, Jiro Bevis, Marissa Textor, Shelby Menzel, Grace Micelli, and Niky Roehreke lined up and results are guaranteed to be rad. Look for the Garage Art t-shirt series at Insight dealers now.

Flip got NYC artist and illustrator Jon Contino to flip a set of team decks for them, the result being a dope nod to old Coney Island with a bit of a tarot card twist to it. Get to know Contino is the video above and hit the jump to see the series up close.