Palace x Tate – Skateboards Inspired by John Martin
Published December 5, 2013
This video has 45.1K views and 598 likes, ranking #1,382,358 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.
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45,138
Likes
598
Comments
18
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About
Lev Tanju, the driving force between London skateboard company Palace, has created a unique set of decks inspired by art on show at Tate Britain. He talks us through the design process and we follow him and his team of skateboarders out on a test run. The video mixes digital and VHS footage, and a soundtrack by Rust…
- Published
- December 5, 2013
- Made for kids
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