It features a selection of photography documenting the unrest in Tahrir Square in Cairo, Egypt during the uprisings against the former-president Hosni Mubarak in February 2011.

Martin and Prickett have captured :"not only the chaotic scenes of violence, but the jubilation of victory and the quiet moments of contemplation after the storm."

This is one of the first shows from Martin since he was seriously injured while on an assignment in Misrata, Libya in April 2011.

Guy was injured by shrapnel from a mortar attack while working alongside award-winning photographers Tim Hetherington and Chris Hondros, both of whom were tragically killed in the attack.

Another testament to the bravery and tenacity of such photographers. Check it out.

With the work of Rich 'Badger' Holland and Mark Gonzales on display, as well as the likes of pro riders Lucas Puig, Silas Baxter-Neal and Benny Fairfax putting on a show of their own, there'll be no shortage of ripping and eye-candy.

Also lined up are plenty of DJ's to fill your ears.

The skate-able sculpture, the music and the art will all kick off on February 9-11.

Directed by Romain Gavras, the video is themed around female street car racers in an undisclosed Islamic country - although it was filmed in Morocco.

Check out our feature on street car racing in Ramallah, Palestine in HUCK#026.

This is the leftfield film company's ninth film, and sees another jibbing onslaught from the likes of Scott Stevens, Ted Borland and Chris Beresford.

Says Think Thank: "Mind The Video Man explores progressive freestyle snowboarding with those in the vanguard and those about to make their mark. [...] Follow the video man and his crew as they push the limits of possibility and progression through creativity in an attempt to create something of meaning that will stand the new media onslaught and the test of time."

This shit is next level!

The documentary tells the life story of skateboarder-turned-daredevil Danny Way, a man who has pushed the limits of skateboarding through such feats as jumping the Great Wall of China and dropping in from a helicopter.

It looks to explore "how much abuse the body can sustain, how deep you have to dig to survive the betrayals of family, and how high and far dreams can fly."

It features the likes of Tony Hawk, Rodney Mullen and Matt Hensley, all giving an insight into the way of the Way.

Waiting for Lightning is due to premiere at SXSW 2012, and should hopefully be released later in the year.

Check out the full feature in HUCK#016 in our Digital Archive.

The 450-page magnum opus takes a look at the progression of snowboarding over the past three decades through photos and interviews with 23 of the "culture's most influential and original characters, assembled in an attempt to create an
overall - if blurry - image of its current state."

These include the likes of early pioneers Jake Burton, Blue Montgomery and Shaun Palmer, and modern day snow celebrities such as Travis Rice, JP Walker and Nicolas Müller.

The limited-edition book is split into two editions is only available to buy via the website for a cool €89.00.

Check out our interview with David Benedek about the book in HUCK#023 in our Digital Archive.

The jib-heavy footage sees JP Walker, Chris Grenier and Scott Stevens giving some of the UK's snow domes a good working over.

The ThirtyTwo team's tour included sessions at Manchester's Chill Factore, Tamworth Snow Dome and The Snow Centre in Hemel Hempstead in late January.

HUCK recently caught up with JP Walker at Hemel, so keep your eyes peeled for the interview in HUCK#032.

Check it out.

Shot by Sam Bailey, this leg of Kingpin's venerable DIY project reveals Jan Kliewer, Lennie Burmeister and Daryl Nobbs recycling a wasteland into a wonderland at Mellowpark in Berlin, Germany.

Done in collaboration with Emerica and Carhartt, the mission is one of initiative and bare bones skateboarding in teaming up with local scenes and recruiting a solid crew of builders and riders to design, construct and rip their own concrete, beer-soaked paradise.

An inspiring vision of an all-too-rare, productive mentality.

The exhibition takes place in Hall A2, Stand 527 and aims to celebrate those awesome artists, filmmakers, NGOs, and businesses who are flying the flag for independence.

This includes profiles, portrait photography and selections of work from Absinthe Films, artist Schoph Schophield, Isiqalo Foundation, Freewaters,  Lovenskate,  Rogue Skateboards, photographer Yves Suter, Mizu, The Snowboarders' Foundationand surf documentary Splinters.

We will be hosting a drinks reception on January 30 at 4.00pm.

Come and have a beer with us!