Oakley in Residence hit Los Angeles this week with a creative gallery-style space and pop-up skate park to celebrate the obsession with skate culture. Now through May 10, photographers, artists, filmmakers, skaters and social influencers integrated with the world of skate will take up “residence” at the Oakley in Residence studio, contributing content with a focus on skate culture. Free and open to the public, the venue offers a weekly schedule of workshops, exhibitions, athlete meet-ups, skate sessions and film screenings.

The Art Dump – Skate Artist Collective, April 24th-April 30th
The Art Dump: Skate Artist Collection Art exhibition responding to the “place of obsession’ in skate. Includes work by international artists Andy Jenkins, Andy Mueller, Jeremy Carnahan, Eric Anthony, Chris Waycott, Carlos Gutierrez, Nate Hooper, Nick Zegel.

Photography Week curated by Atiba Jefferson, May 1st-May 10th
Iconic LA skate photographer curates a weeklong exhibition and series of activities in homage to the heritage of photography within skate culture. Atiba will showcase his diverse portfolio, which began in LA, responding to the theme the ‘place’ of obsession in skate.

Skate Parking Lot Murals Curated by The Art Dump, April 24th- May 10th
GIRL skateboard art collective, The Art Dump, will curate a cohesive series of art works in the Skate Parking Lot responding to the theme the ‘place’ of obsession.

Located at 7763 Melrose St., Los Angeles, the space will be open daily from 11am – 8pm from April 24 – May 10. It is the first of three “Oakley in Residence” brand hubs designed to fuel passion rooted in sport as part of the company’s global One Obsession campaign.