LAST ONE! This deck is for sale at half price, only $100 - it's going back to $200 in ...
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We’re so stoked to be releasing this collaboration tee for sale in conjunction with the relaunch of the Project. A joint effort from The Blind Kid, PSI Screenprinting and AS Colour brings us this burgundy and light grey marle raglan, and all 3 in this group hooked us up so generously to make the tee happen.
Head over to our online shop to grab yourself one. We have very limited stock so jump in early!
Three Sixty Project has seen skate programs from all over the world make a real difference in the lives of under-privileged and at-risk youth. In the two years since our launch in 2010, we have been lucky enough to work closely with many of them, but the time has come to increase the impact we can have. We have a new direction, a solid team and strong partnerships. We will change lives, one skateboard at a time.
The guys at Skateistan Cambodia are growing so quickly that they can always do with more gear! They’re in the process of opening a few more skate parks, are establishing new weekly programs and are working with hundreds of Cambodian kids every week.
When Lukey, a Sydney-based artist that has supported us on a few occasions, contacted us to say he was heading to Cambodia, we jumped on the opportunity to send another 10 skate decks to Skateistan.
Below is a video the guys in Cambodia made for us – we’re stoked to be able to work with them as much as we can!
Elevate Youth Centre was the first program we supported, just over 2 years ago. In November last year we had the opportunity to revisit the centre and hand-deliver another 10 decks, but this time with trucks, wheels, bearings and grip. It was awesome to head back over, spend some time with the locals and see what’s changed since we first met the crew. The first thing I noticed was a few new ramps within the skate park – catering for a bigger range of skill levels. A couple of new staff were behind the counter and the centre has expanded in ways they can interact with the local youth, offering English and reading classes. Read More…
Inspired2Become are an amazing program based in Cape Town, South Africa. They focus on youth development through sport, with a vision to see young people reach their full potential in life. I2B uses alternative action sports as a tool to influence youth in a positive way, building skate parks and running skate clubs for at-risk youth in local communities. Their life-skills programs are based on relationship building and mentoring, and provide a safe and positive environment for youth all over the Cape of South Africa. Read More…
On 12.12.12 we held the Three Sixty Project relaunch party at The Tate in Glebe, Sydney. We wanted to raise awareness of the fact that we were changing direction, and were excited about 2013 and beyond. The event included a live silent auction of over 30 one-off artist decks and a photo exhibition by Steve Tierney, showcasing Skateistan Cambodia, one of the programs we support. Read More…
If you haven’t already seen the one-off decks on the Three Sixty Project website be sure to jump on and check them out. After our very successful ONE x ONE x ONE exhibition in late 2011, we introduced our One-Off Range, which includes individual decks that are hand-painted (or sprayed, drawn etc) by a range of artists from all over Australia. Each deck is a 1/1 limited edition and comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist. We currently have 33 one-off decks in stock and need to sell them to raise money for the Project – click here to check them out!
Fuel TV have hooked us up bigtime – playing our promo clip since July this year. Through this exposure we have sold more decks, received more submitted art and the Three Sixty brand has been spread all over the country. We can’t thank Fuel TV enough, and can’t wait to work with them on bigger and better things in future. Read More…
Allowing an insight into the creativity behind skate culture, ‘Board‘ explores the evolution of deck graphics and design. Read More…
My my my. I cannot express in words how amazingly stoked I am with how our inaugural ONE x ONE x ONE exhibition went. We traveled to Sydney, Melbourne and the Gold Coast with 55 decks that included 20 stable artists, 10 local artists from each location, and 5 laser-etched decks. The numbers at each event far exceeded our expectations and thanks to the generosity of those that attended we managed to raise some much-needed funds for Three Sixty Project. Read More…
Three Sixty Project launches ONE x ONE x ONE, a traveling art exhibition developed in the aim of generating funds to fuel projects that benefit underdeveloped youth markets globally.
Thanks to the great people at Eye See Magazine we have been donated a second ad in their awesome magazine – this time a full page inside cover! Be sure to check out their website atwww.eyeseeonline.com – they cover social issues from all over the world, and believe that many individuals, making small but informed decisions, can be powerful and effective in the fights against poverty, injustice, human trafficking, racism, slavery and other justice issues.
Our good friends at Trunk Junk Quarterly are at it again with TJQ Issue Three in the final stages of production, and due to launch on 24 September. The team will be celebrating one year of being in the business with their “Until Death Do Us Part’ issue and as usual have made an effort to bring something special to their readers. Read More…
Here is a video, filmed and produced by trip organiser Des Rountree. See the post below for more info on this trip!
A few weeks back we hooked up with Des Rountree from One Friday to support his team of skaters that head to the Philippines each year. Here is how it went down, straight from Des himself. Read More…
