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Behold: the best-selling surfboard in the world.

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A look into the travel and surfing adventures that inform David Molesky’s representational kitsch: “To illustrate the dark pull of the wave from a unique survival story, David tells of how he and a buddy escaped being held on a pirate vessel while hunting surf in Indonesia.”

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"A mile of clean sand. I will write my name here, and the trouble that is in my heart. I will write the date and place of my birth, What I was to be, and what I am…." -Edna St.Vincent Millay

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Ann Spadone’s touching story of the first day she spent with her late husband, Walt Spadone, who nine years later died in a surfing accident.

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A look at the art of Rick Rietveld by Christian Beamish. Rietveld's art is "rooted in the resplendent catastrophe of Southern California’s Surf Culture—its ideals and its anxieties. His paintings tap the lore of the lovely years, the 1950s and ’60s, when woody-driving, nose-riding, ukulele-playing surfers frolicked on pristine shores." Rietveld was the creative director for Maui and Sons in the 1980's and launched his own clothing line, Rietveld USA in 1995 featuring his paintings on loose hanging shirts.
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