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Dark Down the Lightness
As a painter, Damian Fulton looks outside the bubble of surf art and its recurrent imagery of aloha prints, woody wagons, and peeling pointbreaks. “That’s never been my experience,” says the Los Angeles based painter. “Down here, it’s freaky just getting to the beach.”
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The Sands of Walvis
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Mason Ho
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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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