CR Stecyk III, one of our founders and a legendary photographer, writer, and historian of all things art and culture, just finished a new film, FIN, set to be premiered at Hurley's H Space in Orange County tonight, February 8, 2012.

CR Stecyk III, one of our founders and a legendary photographer, writer, and historian of all things art and culture, just finished a new film, FIN, set to be premiered at Hurley's H Space in Orange County on February 8, 2012. The premiere for Stecyk's film is also in conjunction with the release of a series of new tees that Stecyk created with Hurley. Trailer after the jump . . .

Juxtapoz is sponsoring a new exhibition of photographs presented by Vans at the new Vans DQM General store in NYC that opens on December 1, 2011. Pave the Way features the photography work of Mofo, C.R. Stecyk III, Lance Dawes, and Tobin Yelland. After all your Thanksgiving gatherings, you can get a little skate culture.

One of our founders and contributors, CR Stecyk III, created this video, Luxuria, in conjunction with MOCA, featuring a montage of film and photographic images taken from the artist's archive dating back to 1965. In perfect, the video is abstract, minimal, and full of images that are defining moments for everything that came after.

One of our founders and photography editors, CR Stecyk III, played director of photography on this video, "Street, 2011," a video for MOCA documenting the Barry McGee, Todd James, Steve Powers installation in "Art In the Streets." Felipe Lima, a great filmmaker, directed the piece.

Juxtapoz were esteemed guests at the premiere of Alex Stapleton's documentary, the Levis' presents, "Outside In: The Story of Art In the Streets" at Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood this past Tuesday evening. The film captured the making of the MOCA's "Art In the Streets "exhibition that opened last month in LA.

Another highlight from "Art In the Streets" were the facing exhibition spaces of CR Stecyk III and Shepard Fairey. Stecyk covered the entirety of his walls with his screenprint and handpainted posters, all the same sized and dizzingly arranged. Shepard opted for a clean set-up, with iconic pieces that span his entire career. And Ed Templeton's work looned in the background. More after the jump . . .

The two-years-in-the-making, Juxtapoz-sponsored (among others) Suggestivism show opened Saturday night with works by an international array of artists visually tempting the larger art conversation at Southern California's Cal State University museum, Grand Central Art Center. Video after the jump . . .