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Down at the Sugarmill
In the wake of the Waialua Sugarmill's closure, several surfboard shapers and glassers, as well as many surfer-owned manufacturing companies, have moved in to create a compound of interesting businesses.
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Existential Monkey
Much of John Van Hamersveld's artistic roots begin in the early 60's when he was working as the art editor for Surfing Magazine. This article touches upon Van Hamersveld's artistic vision and historical influence in surf art.
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Real Recognizes Real
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Arruza Light
During a still-Holocene era of surf photography, the work of Cuba-born, Florida-bred photographer Tony Arruza provided a distinctive point of view.
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