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Recent Works
"A Surfer's Journal Biennale of sorts, showcasing the recent works of several established as well as newer names in the world of surf art, using various artistic mediums to document the surfing experience."
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On High
Aerial surf photography is on display in this image essay featuring locations like Waimea Bay, Rincon, Tavarua, Outside Log Cabins, Alligators and Teahupoo. Photographers Patrick Trefz, Tim McKenna, Don King, Rob Gilley, Sylvain Cazenave and Warren Bolster demonstrate the power shooting from above the horizon.
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In the Basements of Skyscrapers
Hillary Hauser shows us a different perspective of some of surfing's most infamous waves. With the aid of local surfers and divers, she explores the places that the surfers don't want to think about. Mavericks, true to it's fickle reputation, was the most challenging and scary dive, showing that even if you know whats down there, it doesn't make it easier.
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25 years of Big Wednesday
John DeCure, a surfer, lawyer and writer tells the story of getting his first book published. After three years of rejection his perseverance pays off and he finds a literary agent to represent him, and sell his book. A few months later after the book is sold, DeCure's new editor asks him to make some changes to the story in order to make elements more Hollywood friendly. After he refuses to make the suggested changes since they would undermine the authenicity of his story, he is given the opportunity to respond with an anecdote that he had been told in many of his previous rejection letters.
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Cutting Room: Skiff Trip
Seamount outs from photographer Brian Nevins’ New England discovery.
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The Surf Gods of Idaho
Are backward waves the future of surfing in Middle America?
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