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Vans Kicks Off Eighth Annual Custom Culture Art Competition for High  Schools Across the U.S. | Americans for the Arts
Vans Kicks Off Eighth Annual Custom Culture Art Competition for High Schools Across the U.S. | Americans for the Arts

Vans Enlist High-School Art Students for Design Contest | California  Apparel News
Vans Enlist High-School Art Students for Design Contest | California Apparel News

Art department enters Vans Custom Culture contest, chosen out of 3,000 high  schools – Whitney Update
Art department enters Vans Custom Culture contest, chosen out of 3,000 high schools – Whitney Update

Off The Wall: Art team wins big in national Vans competition – NA HOKU O  MOANALUA
Off The Wall: Art team wins big in national Vans competition – NA HOKU O MOANALUA

Vans faces Hong Kong boycott over sneaker design controversy | CNN
Vans faces Hong Kong boycott over sneaker design controversy | CNN

Wrangell High School students flash their 'hometown pride' in national shoe  design competition
Wrangell High School students flash their 'hometown pride' in national shoe design competition

Vans Announces Custom Culture Competition Winners | Shop-Eat-Surf
Vans Announces Custom Culture Competition Winners | Shop-Eat-Surf

Time to Vote in Student-Designed Vans Shoe Contest | California Apparel News
Time to Vote in Student-Designed Vans Shoe Contest | California Apparel News

Vote for WBHS art students in VANS competition; vote daily through May 6 –  Vinton Messenger
Vote for WBHS art students in VANS competition; vote daily through May 6 – Vinton Messenger

GCHS Art students compete in Vans Custom Culture Competition – Eagle's Eye
GCHS Art students compete in Vans Custom Culture Competition – Eagle's Eye

Hixson High wins national Vans Custom Culture competition - WDEF
Hixson High wins national Vans Custom Culture competition - WDEF

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vans competition Rod_1

Vans Custom Culture 2014 Winning Designs – Footwear News
Vans Custom Culture 2014 Winning Designs – Footwear News

Vans sneakers boycotted in Hong Kong after they pulled a protest-themed  shoe design from public competition | Boing Boing
Vans sneakers boycotted in Hong Kong after they pulled a protest-themed shoe design from public competition | Boing Boing

Local high schoolers make top 50 in Vans' competition to win $75k for  school's art program | WOAI
Local high schoolers make top 50 in Vans' competition to win $75k for school's art program | WOAI

Vans sneakers pulled from sale in Hong Kong after protest-themed shoe  contest designs removed by company, sparking backlash | South China Morning  Post
Vans sneakers pulled from sale in Hong Kong after protest-themed shoe contest designs removed by company, sparking backlash | South China Morning Post

Hubbard art students design custom shoes for Vans competition | WYTV
Hubbard art students design custom shoes for Vans competition | WYTV

Arcadia's submission makes second round of VANS Custom Culture competition  - Shore Daily News
Arcadia's submission makes second round of VANS Custom Culture competition - Shore Daily News

Vans Global Custom Culture Competition Voting Info | Hypebeast
Vans Global Custom Culture Competition Voting Info | Hypebeast

Two San Antonio high schools make it to final round of nationwide Vans  competition
Two San Antonio high schools make it to final round of nationwide Vans competition

Edison High School students want you to pick their kicks in nationwide  contest to support art program
Edison High School students want you to pick their kicks in nationwide contest to support art program

Student Van Custom Culture Competition Entries
Student Van Custom Culture Competition Entries

Shitstorm #BoycottVans : Wie ein Design-Wettbewerb Vans in die Bredouille  brachte
Shitstorm #BoycottVans : Wie ein Design-Wettbewerb Vans in die Bredouille brachte

Vans names Edison High School as runner-up in nationwide shoe art contest;  school given $15,000
Vans names Edison High School as runner-up in nationwide shoe art contest; school given $15,000