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Tyler Warren’s Lucid Dream
Tyler Warren is a versatile and talented surfer/artist. He comes from a family of artists and creates abundantly in mediums of oil painting, prints, and surfboard design. His recent exhibition, "Time and Space," gives the viewer a look at his simultaneous current and retro designs.
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Roadwork
A collection of Chris Klopf's photography from various locations from the 70s up to the late 90s, accompanied by a number of stories from over the years. In addition, this piece includes a section with Steve Barilotti's words and photos called Straightshooter. All together it's a lifestyle piece from the perspective of a surf journalist with a true understanding of the prankster's sense of humor.
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Batik With Chili Pepper Crab
Walter Hoffman was in early at Malibu and then went farther afield to sample big surf in Makaha and along the North Shore. His efforts helped set the stage for the migration of Californians that began massing westward to the Hawaiian Islands in the late 1940s. As the president of Hoffman Fabrics, he also presided over the largest textile supplier in the surf-wear world. But even behind the desk, he never lost his taste for the rougher aspects of oceanic life. Here, occupational associate Tim Watts recounts tales of weaving batik on Bali, eating crab in Kuta, and spearing ulus in the Lombok Straight to chronicle what it’s really like to do business—and recreate—with the big-wave pioneer and fabric magnate.
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A Semi-Search for Nowness
Road slices during the filming of “Sprout” with Dan Malloy, Belen Connelly, and Alex Knost.
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Tom Carroll
On the Snap, the North Shore, competing in the face of tragedy, helmets, going for broke, athleticism, his favorite surfers to watch, and his road to sobriety.
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The Captain
In the no-holds-barred 1970s, Michael Larmont did it all. As a competitor, explorer, innovator, and businessman, he laid much of the groundwork for South Africa as a surfing nation.
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