Quiksilver has teamed up with big wave surf photographer Jason Murray for a photo exhibit called Goliaths of the Pacific at ASR this weekend. Murray’s archival prints of massive swells will be on display at the Foundation Lodge on the middle floor of the tradeshow.

Analog, who’ve been running the Permanent Light Archive, or PLA series for the last year to “showcase photographic works of Analog team riders, artists and friends” is having a show with these riders, artists and friends opening this Wednesday June 23rd at the Shorebreak Hotel in Huntington Beach, California. The deep roster of contributors includes 13th Witness, Arto Saari, Hamburger Eyes, Atiba Jefferson, Grant Brittain, and Radcollector columnist Craig Wetherby, whose iconic Cyclone photo adorns the flyer. Full show info after the jump.

Alien Workshop and the venerable Brooklyn Museum have connected on a limited edition board featuring two unique personalities in the art and skateboarding worlds, Andy Warhol and Jason Dill. The collabo deck was created to support the Warhol “Last Decade” exhibit running at the museum from through September 12 and is available in the Brooklyn Museum gift shop as well as top tier Alien dealers.

Two of the brightest minds in shred art, Ari Marcopoulos and Mark Gonzales, have collaborated on a joint photo project at Franklin Parrasch Gallery running until June 26th. The gallery is located at 20 w 57th street (between 5th and 6th ave.) NYC. Via Club Mumble.

Complex has a great gallery of photos from the Werd Life art show at KCDC on Sunday. A ton of people made it back to Williamsburg from Flushing to catch Arto Saari, Geoff Rowley, Mark Appleyard, and Todd Bratrub’s group exhibition, that must’ve been because the G was actually running. Peep the full story here.

In what was a gathering that both inspired and saddened, the Love & Guts Art Show tribute to skateboarding’s fallen heroes completed it’s one night stand last night at the Red Bull Space in NYC. Standing in a room with legends like Steve Caballero and Lance Mountain and viewing their personal artistic respects to the ones that passed too soon was moving beyond words. More photos after the jump.

Two of the most gettin it in photographers in the game right now, Dean Blotto Gray and Cole Barash joined forces for a photo show during the US Open called Snomad. Rustic barns, rent-a-cops and mud fights gave way to some of the sickest snowboard photography of the moment. Full recap from Craig Wetherby on Frank151. The shot above is Nicolas Muller in Alaska by Blotto.

The gents at Slam City Skates are bringing Ed Templeton across the pond for his show “Drinking the Kool-Aid” at Elms Lesters Painting Rooms in London. The show runs from April 6th to 17th. For more info go here.

This Thursday March 18, Casio G’zOne is hooking up with Saturdays Surf to host a film screening and exhibition centered around Grain Surfboards in York Maine who make surfboards using traditional boat building techniques. The film, as well as accompanying still photos were both shot by Ito and will be on display at Saturdays. Full details 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.