Also from their Spring 2011 catalog, Supreme is dropping these two retro colorway mini cruiser decks with old skool Oakley font logo graphics. Kit em up with your froggies and go shred!

As part of their Spring 2011 line, Supreme has linked with Thrasher for a hoodie collab. An impressive six colorways are available for this classic pullover. Front and back detail after the jump.

Altamont, Supreme and Vans are getting together to throw one fuck of a Halloween party with Neckface in LA this year. The video is pretty self explanatory.

There have been peeks online over the last couple weeks at the Supreme x The North Face camouflage pullover anorak, here now is an exclusive first look at the red and blue colorway. A nice bright colorblock in classic Supreme red and nautical blue, the anorak is a full taped seam waterproof lightweight pullover that also packs into itself for easy stowage. Supreme on Lafayette just opened today and its still not in yet so you might want to grab your sleeping bag and head down if you want to get one. More looks after the jump.

It’s that time of year again. Billy Rohan and Alex Corporan are back on November 1 for round two of the Halloween Hellraiser Best Trick Contest. Held at the sickest of venues, the roof of the New Design High School, now called the Open Road roof and sponsored by every brand that matters (Shut, Supreme, Nike SB, 5Boro, Krooked, Autumn, and CCS to name a few) Hellraiser and it’s $3000 purse is looked more looked forward to than Christmas in NYC. Full info after the jump.

You knew these things were coming, now go get out your tent and get ready to camp out in front of Supreme this week to get ‘em. The Supreme x Damien Hirst decks will go on sale in-store and online this Thursday, April 2nd and then will hit Japan on Saturday, April 4th. Go! The decks again after the jump.

Interview Magazine has posted an interesting interview with James Jebbia, founder of Supreme New York. Read it here. In other Supreme news, here is a first look at the upcoming Damien Hirst for Supreme decks. Via Highsnobiety.

Born in Chicago, Christopher Wool relocated to New York City in the early 1970’s. During that time he studied painting and worked as an artist’s assistant to Joel Shapiro. In 1984, Wool had his first solo show at the legendary Cable Gallery. Working mainly in black and white, Wool works with a mixture of painterly styles. His earlier works include tightly controlled, gestural drip paintings and canvases utilizing decorative rollers on white backgrounds to produce floral and gate-like images.

In 1987, Christopher Wool began his black and white stenciled word paintings. Wool carefully chose words and phrases for these pieces and the letter composition he applied set his work apart from the stencil art category. Examples like “Riot”, “Prankster”, or “Sell The House Sell The Car Sell The Kids” force viewers to go one step beyond reading into deciphering.

Since his first one-man show Christopher Wool’s work has been shown at the Whitney Biennial 1989, Museum of Modern Art, New York, the New Museum of Art Lucerne, Switzerland, and Contemporary Museum of Art, Los Angeles.

This Fall, Supreme will release a series of three limited edition skateboard decks designed by Wool.

Available at the NY, LA and online shops on October 2nd. Available in Japan on October 4th.

After the jump detailed images of all three decks.

As reported by us yesterday, the Supreme Online Store opened its doors again yesterday. Also in there were the "Stained Logo" decks. Good news are, that they go for only 49 USD and they are still available in overall four colorways.

More images of the Supreme "Stained Logo" decks follow after the jump.

American Artist Marilyn Minter was born in 1948 in Louisiana and raised in Florida.

In the late 70’s after pursuing her MFA at Syracuse University, Minter moved to NYC where she taught at a Catholic boys school and became mixed up with the NY club scene. These experiences influenced her return to the Art world and in 1989 she produced her first show, which was inspired by hardcore pornography. With harsh criticism from feminists, Minter pursued with her work binding imagery from porn videos and beauty advertisements.

In addition to her work with photography, Minter creates paintings which reflect a photo-realist method.

In 2006 Minter collaborated with Creative Time and bought ad space in Manhattan’s gallery neighborhood of Chelsea. She hung four of her visually lush shoe images originally shot for fashion magazines, transcending the fashion ideal back to the human form, attempting to make the fashion image fresh and compelling.

Supreme will release a series of limited edition skateboard decks designed by Marilyn Minter. The series will consist of three decks designed by Ms. Minter.

Available at the NY and LA stores on April 10th and online April 17th.

Japan will release the project on April 12th.
More detailed images after the jump.