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Buck Jackson
Buck Jackson is an artist, designer and educator. He teaches courses in furniture and digital design at 3rd Ward and CCNY and places most of his studio focus on designing skateparks and furniture. He lives in Long Island City with a partner and their son.
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Skating Pier 62 and Corona Park
by Buck Jackson • Jun 21 2010
I recently spent time skating the Pier 62 and Corona Park skateparks, two new recreational areas opened by the Hudson...
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Design and the Urban Skatepark
by Buck Jackson • Mar 30 2010
Underneath a Manhattan-side artery of the Brooklyn Bridge is a pedestrian egress area linking streets Rose and Pearl. The area...
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