Because it is a Friday, and we are doing the morning rounds, we came across this wonderful clip from Hollis Frampton's experimental 1968 film, Surface Tension. The people at Criterion Collection released the clip, with Frampton noting of Surface prior to his death, “a single dolly shot from the middle of the Brooklyn Bridge to the lake in Central Park."

Juxtapoz' presentation of OTW.tv's Part 2 of Vans' Neck Face series sneaks you into the MOCA, introduces you to flaming cheetas, and—well—Neck's affinity for shitting in the shower. We say no more.You've been warned.

Spanish artist, Ana Soler, created Causa-Efecto (Cause & Effect), where she suspended 2,000 tennis balls from string to appear as if following a path of bouncing through the Mustang Art Gallery in Alicante, Spain. One of the best exhibits we have seen of recreated and simulated motion we can think of.

Tomorrow night, March 2, two San Francisco stalwarts will be opening a two-man show at 111 Minna Gallery. Those two would be Henry Lewis and Lange Olivera, and that show would be Neon Knights. Lewis is one of the most accomplished tattoo artists in SF, and Lango, a tattooist himself, is one of the most skilled graffiti/muralists we have had in the magazine in the past few months. Watch Jan Wayne Swayze's video after the jump . . .

If you were ever going to trust Juxtapoz when we say please stay with this video until about 2:15 seconds in, then this is the one video to listen to us. The City of Samba was shot during the Carnaval party in Rio de Janeiro in 2011, and features some of the most interesting camera/video work we have seen in quite some time. Just when you think you are watching an animation, look again...

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Rad dude and rare billboard muralists—a dying American art form—Tait Roelofs takes us through his artist studio in his final OffTheWall.tv episode after finishing up another mural that's, well, mind blowing in hand-painted scale. Step inside the artist's creative space and get to know Taity Bear.

A little holiday viewing, as Southern California surf, skate, fashion, and culture icon Shawn Stussy, just as he is about to open a surf shop in Tokyo, is captured in this studio visit video by Seth Epstein. The Thelonious Monk is a nice touch. Watch Stussy shape surfboards after the jump . . .

Have you ever wanted to take a roller coaster ride through a major city? And no, New York, New York in Las Vegas doesn't count. Fernando Livschitz has created this playful, visual effects treat of a conceptual theme park full of rides throughout the city of Buenos Aires. Video after the jump . . .

We are going to call this one of the most original ideas we have seen in 2012. This is a beautiful and dramatic video piece by Jacob Sutton, where he takes pro snowboarder William Hughes and films him at night in a uniform adorned with LED lights on a French slope. What looks flawless didn't come easy: Sutton spent three nights on the slopes, using his Red Epic camera at temperatures of -25C.