A film by Ari Marcopoulos Big wave surfers Grant “Twiggy” Baker, Brian Conley, Greg Long, Rusty Long, Frank Solomon and Anthony Tashnick call for the creation of marine protected areas in our oceans, like national parks on land, in this film by Ari Marcopoulos, presented by NRDC. Learn more about how marine protected areas can [...]
Los Angeles isn’t what I thought it would be. I guess I don’t really remember now what I expected when I moved here six years ago. But I knew better than to believe the movies. Still, you can’t help but glean at least an idea of a place from what you see on the screen. [...]
COLLABORATION features iconic Californian photographer Ari Marcopoulos and ZED Surf of Byron Bay. The ‘Ari Biscuit‘ is handmade and limited to 10 unique numbered editions. Equally at home cruising a groomed point break like the internationally renowned Pass at Byron Bay or wall hung as an exclusive art piece, the ‘Ari Biscuit’ is available to [...]
Filmed on one winter day, Ryan Burch lays into his 4’10″ block of styrofoam. He took a saw to a soft top surfboard blank and voila- no fins, no resin or fiberglass, no stringer, no leash… just a square chunk of foam. Amazing! Sea Movies- Stranger than Friction from www.KORDUROY.tv on Vimeo.
polaroids / minty tea / tall tales / surfing / flip flops / road trips / the desert / postcards/ people with obsessions / mexico / french toast /good storytellers / aussie slang / hot springs/ making soup / reading in bed / vintage pottery/ a good manhattan / gardening / beach days – but loves taking pictures most [...]
Derek is an absolute original; brilliant, somewhat mad and still a fantastic, relevant surfer. (wave slide) thanks BS
Back at it again and new shaping bay, Shawn shaped three surfboards that will be on view at the Sacred Craft and ASR shows next week while the following Saturday will see them auctioned off. Look forward to seeing more of his shapes and other projects. Aloooooha!
generic youth uses extra or donated fabrics to reconstruct pieces and are pushing to build a community of like-minded individuals.
In 1969, thirteen young mainlanders – refugees from campus riots, Vietnam War protests and police brutality – fled to Kauai. Before long this little tribe of men, women and children were arrested and sentenced to ninety days hard labor for having no money and no home. Island resident Howard Taylor, brother of actress Elizabeth, bailed [...]
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