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Surf Nazis…and Other Objectional Material
Craig Stecyk's introspective rumination on surf culture explores the origins of the "Surf Nazi" aesthetic, from the swastika emblems on various mid-century surfboards, to the artistic expressions of Von Dutch, Ed Roth, Rick Griffin, and Robert Williams which contained related symbolism at the intersection of surfing and hot-rod cultures.
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Surfboards on Fire
When the notorious riot broke out at the 1986 OP Pro Surfing Championships, a renowned British fine-art photographer happened to be on hand with a single roll of film. He shot it. Then, he lost it for a quarter century. These are Nick Waplington’s Surf Riot images, along with some thoughts about what they might mean.
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