Damn. It’s hard to comprehend but an activity that can still get you arrested in parts of the country is being celebrated at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. You’ve got to give it up to Spike Jonze. He and Patrick O’Dell have pulled off a major one with “An Evening of Skate Videos” at the MoMa. Promising to feature “influential skate flicks from the 1980s to today” and including panel discussions and a rock show, “An Evening…” is nothing short of a remarkable achievement. It’s also completely sold out. Luckily, Altamont is sponsoring the whole thing as well as providing the band (No Age) and are giving you the chance to score some seats. Alls you gotta do is go here to try to get them. Good luck! Full event info after the jump.

Starting today, Altamont will be releasing a new video from their recent tour across the south for the next ten days. Filmed and edited by Patrick O’Dell, the video features the Altamont team as well as Altamont bands No Age and The Goat & The Occasional Others. You can watch episode one right here. Full video release schedule after the jump.

Altamont has just dropped some new segments of their “Cut From a Different Cloth…” series filmed by Epicly Later’d’s Patrick O’Dell. This time around it’s Kenny Hoyle going in on everything from how he get got put on by Andrew Reynolds to how he never quite fits in with any crew. He also gets mad props from the Altamont fam. Peep part one here and part deux over here.

Altamont is going to be at Agenda in Huntington Beach this week to show off all of their new artist collaborations for Spring 2010. You know they don’t play -they’ve got Ralph Steadman, Invisible:Man, Tim Kerr, Neckface, and No Age. Come back Wednesday for some looks at the collection.

Altamont has just posted a couple of vids about A-Ron and his Off Bowery for Altamont collection as part of their “Cut from a different cloth…” video campaign series. Filmed by Patrick O’Dell of Epicly Later’d, you can imagine it gets a pretty real glimpse at the life of the Downtown Don. Check out part one here and part two over here.

CCS is coming with some heat right now. In addition to having the exclusive on the Nixon Primary Palette collection, CCS has new exclusive tees with Girl, Nixon, Neff, Diamond, and Altamont. Go here to cop ‘em. The Go Skateboarding Day tees are also now in stock.

You’ve seen previews of the Off Bowery Productions x Altamont collection, now we have the whole kit for you to check out. As part of Altamont’s Cut From a Different Cloth program, which aims to “bring together a diverse group of creative outcasts—people who make their living by doing what they love most,” they had A-Ron put together everything from denim to tees to fitteds to a friendship belt that embody the Off Bowery steez. Look for these in select stores soon. Full looks after the jump.

To cap off the collabo series with Boogie, Altamont is running a contest to give away the whole Altamont x Boogie kit. A lucky winner is going to get one Stroll hoodie, a Rounds tote bag, the Crack Gun, Eye, Good Rat and Solo Pit Bull t-shirts and a Boogie photo book. Just go here to enter. Can’t beat that with a bat!

Last night, NY’s skate, art, and hardcore scenes collided at the Altamont space for Boogie’s “The Best of Times” show featuring the legendary Murphy’s Law. It had everything a party with these three entities should have: tons of beer, sick photography, and murder in the mosh pits. Murphy’s Law played right on the floor in a basement that felt like it might run out of air at any moment – it was classic NYHC. Shut, Supreme, Frank151, DMS, DQM, LTD, Invisible, and more were in the building. Full photo recap after the jump.

Altamont just dropped the news about a sick addition to the Boogie opening poppin off on the 30th – Murphy’s Law! That’s right, the hardcore legends are giving a free show at the Altamont space that night. Shit is gonna be out of hand! Full flyer after the jump.