Vivianne Lapointe has curated a banger of an art show with Untamed. Opening this Saturday July 21 in Venice, California, Untamed features work by Chad Muska, Atiba Jefferson, Rick Kosick, Arto Saari, Jason Lee Parry (above) and many more. Full info and more show images after the jump.

Dose just dropped their latest episode, a rad homage to the Bones Brigade featuring an interview with the legendary Stacy Peralta talking about the new film Bones Brigade: An Autobiography as well as Bones Brigade reminiscences from The Muska, Bucky Lasek, and Josh JZ Zickert. This is some history yo.

KCDC’s Amy Gunther held down interview duties at this years Agenda NYC. Check out the conversation she had with the always interesting Chad Muska.

Supra just dropped a pair of new Skytop III’s for the upcoming Holiday season. The Chad Muska Holiday Collection features a grey/ice and a army/black colorway and is available now at at select Supra retailers world wide. More looks after the jump.

After his recent run in with the law, Chad Muska cuts it up with our fam over at Frank151 about graffiti, skating, and running a company. Hear what the Muska has to say on the matter.

Following his arrest last week, Chad Muska made a classy move by hitting YouTube to apologize for his actions. Much respect to Muska for taking responsibility.

An intoxicated Chad Muska was arrested for catching some tags on the window of a Coffee Bean in Hollywood last night. Yes, a Coffee Bean. While detained Muska referred to the security guards as “these niggas right here”. While we don’t think it was malicious, it is pretty stupid. Go here to see the video.

Renaissance man Chad Muska and the Cyrcle crew recently linked up to paint the De La Barracuda wall on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles. Check out an edit from the night session after the jump. Via Factory 413.

Lizard King and Muska led the KR3W charge for Go Skateboarding Day in New York City this year and just dropped this dope edit from the day.

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.