ADM participated in the recent STA show in San Francisco which benefits the local charity North Beach Citizens created by famous Director Francis Ford Coppola in 2001.
http://skatethisart.com/
http://www.northbeachcitizens.org/2010/02/skate-this-art-2010-benefitting-nbc/
On display were works by Papermonster and Austin David Myers.
We look forward to the next show in the second half of 2010.
April 17, 6-9 pm, reception includes: beverages, auction and sales of skateboard art, raffles , and five short documentaries: premieres of “Girls on Girls” (new doc on women punk music pioneers of late ’70’s – early ’80’s SF music scene) by Patrick O’Neil and “Skate this Art – Make This Art” by Geo Epsilanty; the return of “Hit the Decks” by Caleb Gatlin and “YAA Girlz and the Deadly Sparks” by Patrick O’Neil (doc about all female skate-punk clubs of SF in early ’80’s), and “DIY” by Chris Silva.
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To wrap up 2009, we have decided to release our ENTIRE inventory (soft goods/hard goos) at a 50% discount. Put some ADM under the tree this Christmas!!!
This PROMO code is required at Checkout and active NOW:
CODE= “ADM10″
First come first serve!
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Well it is that time again, back to school. For the month of August ADM is offering up 15% off all products! Check out our store and pick out your favorite new shirt or deck and type in T09 at checkout to get 15% off.
Help support the 5 Percent Fund, with 5% of all sales going to help build a skate park near you.
Also, send in a pic of you wearing your new ADM T-shirt to receive a chance to win a NEW ADM Deck.
~ADM
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I had the opportunity to drop by the skate deck art show at the 12th & Market art gallery (here in San Francisco) curated by Randall John.
The place was packed full of inspiring and unique expressions of art all on a deck canvas.
The audience was there to bid on decks and donate to support the local charity, Roaddawgz:
They provide a youth drop-in center in the heart of the Tenderloin. I met the Director of Roaddawgz, Machiko Saito, and look forward to collaborating on joint philanthropic projects through the 5% Fund in the near future.
I met a lot of people at the event who support the mission of ADM and our mission to produce unique artwork on skate decks, while supporting related causes and charities. Something that really struck me while I made my way through the crowd was the community feel. everyone seemed to have a childhood relationship with the film maker, artist and/or skateboarder. It felt like one big family.
As an organization, ADM will look to attend more of the charitable art shows in the months ahead. So, if you have a show, please reach out and let us know what we can do to support it.
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ADM has had a great few months of 2009 and is getting some response in the press.
One mention from the end of 2008, The Santa Clara, (SCU’s weekly undergraduate newspaper) had Molly McGonigle write an amazing article about ADM. Read it here: Alumni’s company skates for the greater good.
Also, on February 10, 2009, ADM was mentioned in the Denver Skateboarding Examiner. Kara Cruse also wrote a great piece on ADM as a company, I hope you skate: ADM Skateboards, Boston/San Diego.
The team here just wanted to extend our thanks to these two publications and their talented writers!
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