Stocktown started out in the late 1990s as a collective documenting all aspects of street culture via an online magazine, documentaries, exhibitions, music- and film festivals. Stocktown was founded by Teddy Goitom, and is based in Stockholm, Sweden but has collaborated with artists, filmmakers, graphic designers, programmers, architects and fashion designers all over the world. In the years since it was founded, Stocktown has produced several series’ of documentaries covering international street culture in its various forms. Stocktown also runs an online video magazine focusing on worldwide street culture. History Stocktown is the name of the various cultural projects of Swedish based group Rötter ("Roots"). Although based in Sweden, it's been active in various countries, tying together local forms of street culture through an online magazine, documentaries, exhibitions, music- and film festivals. Stocktown started out in the late 1990s as a collective of creative souls documenting all aspects of street culture via documentaries, pirate television and various exhibition projects. Stocktown was founded by Teddy Goitom and is based in Stockholm, Sweden but has always collaborated with artists, filmmakers, graphic designers, programmers, architects and fashion designers all over the world. Stocktown projects Online In 2011 Stocktown launched an online video magazine dedicated to worldwide street culture. It's curated by a committed team of video enthusiasts searching for the most inspiring content out there. During the summer of 2011, the content from the site was displayed as a part of the exhibition StockTV at Kulturhuset in Stockholm. Documentaries To date Stocktown has created two documentary series, Stocktown - A Global Underground Journey and Stocktown Africa. Stocktown - A Global Underground Journey In 2002, the TV series Stocktown - A Global Underground Journey was broadcast by the Swedish public broadcasting channel SVT1. The first six episodes had an average 200 000 viewers and were later, in 2004, broadcast in Denmark and Finland. Stocktown - A Global Underground Journey featured interviews with artists such as DJ Spooky, Immortal Technique and Kool Keith and was shot in Los Angeles, Sydney, New York, Hawaii, Tokyo. In 2006, it was released as a DVD with extra material. In 2008, Stocktown released all 9 episodes for free on the Internet, it can currently be viewed at Vimeo, Internet Archive and downloaded as torrents on the Piratebay tracker. Stocktown Africa Stocktown Africa is a documentary series about the lively, creative and social contemporary culture blossoming in Africa’s big cities