We’re not sure how to accurately describe this set of four new video pieces by Mark Gonzales other than to say they’re out there. What is rad is that RC fam Curtis Kulig has become somewhat of a muse for the Gonz, which is one crazy bucket list item to scratch off. Check out the other three after the jump and prepare for some deep thinking.

There’s probably only been one time that we wished we were in LA for an event when we weren’t and this is it. Luckily Jeff Takemoto lives there and held it down for us. Apparently he’s down with Jackass too, you learn something new every day. Check out the full recap from the Mark Gonzales 15 years with adidas show right here.

What do you get when you unleash the Gonz in the streets of Paris? Le Steez!

Adidas recently threw down for a rad event in Paris called The Obstacle featuring Mark Gonzales, Lucas Puig and Benny Fairfax proving once again that when some shit goes down in France, it goes big. Sneakers.fr scored interviews with all the guys as well as put together a dope photo and video recap from the event. Polish up on your francais and go here to check it out.

Just in time for Easter, adidas Skateboarding has dropped these pastel blue and red Ease Gonz canvases. Get them now at Colette. More looks after the jump.

Like everything else he touches, these new Adi Ease-Gonz’s from adidas and Mark Gonzales are dope as hell. The canary yellow and blue vulc low tops of course feature custom Gonz artwork on the footbed. Available now at adidas Skateboarding accounts worldwide.

As part of their latest blitz of releases for Holiday 2010, Medicom has released a Krooked Bearbrick with artwork from the Gonz. You can get one here for ￥7,140 although you may be better off saving that $86 for a complete so you can go skate instead of staying inside and playing with toys. Via Uncle Highsnobiety.

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.

For some reason it just felt like a good idea to start today with some inspiration. Here is the Gonz x Spike Jonze from 1991’s “Video Days.” That’s almost 7 minutes of zen. Ommm.

Concepts in Boston just got these three new Krooked decks in today. The Gonz did up portraits of himself, Dan Drehobl, and Bobby Worrest for the series and you have to say, they are pretty spot on. Concepts is located at 37 Brattle St in Cambrige Mass.