Sotheby's $110 MM Art Auction Breaks American Record

The Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) preserves and advances the rich heritage and legacy of those who share in celebrating centuries of achievements and contributions.
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Time Magazine’s 2019 special edition on the Art of Optimism features the innovative Finding a Line: Skateboard, Music, and Media program that debuted at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts four years ago.
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Curbed.com takes a look at some of the cities and places people love. The hyper-local news site tells the stories behind some of today's neighborhoods, buildings and homes.
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Visit the Solstik photography page to browse our collection of images taken around the world. The photos capture some culturally significant destinations and connect old-world civilizations with today's modernism. Read More

Take a peak inside the world of professional skateboarding. Last year, top Element Skateboards team rider Nyjah Houston signed a $25 million deal with Nike and rode off in a new Lamborghini Aventador. Read More

Take a quick tour through the ancient city of Marrakech in Northern Africa, where goods have been sold in the Jamaa el Fna market for centuries. Read More

The Finding a Line skatepark returns to the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts on Sat., May 27, 2017 to honor the 100th anniversary of JFK's birth. Read More

Untitled Basquiat work sold at Sotherby's auction becomes the most expensive American painting ever sold. Read More

TeeCon 2017 comes back to the Washington, DC Convention Center on May 13. Email info@solstik.com for tickets and vendor booth details. Read More

University of Southern California Professor Neftalie Williams is the first person to teach a college class on skateboarding. He's also a U.S. State Department Envoy, and the Chair of the Cuba Skate non-profit. Read More