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Pier Groups
The neighborhood and the physical structure of the Huntington Beach Pier have seen many changes over the years, from the ever-transforming surfing-based commercial cultures to the cyclically shifting sandbars. A diverse range of colorful images tracks the historical moments in time unique to this epicenter of Orange County surf culture.
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Wardy’s Ads
A look at the shaper turned artist’s cerebral and honest advertisements, as seen in TSJ 32.3’s “Uncommon Skill & Meticulous Attention.”
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The Chambered Nautilus
Ready to go on a moment's notice, the crew had been waiting all winter for the right swell conditions. The place: Tuamotu, an atoll located in the Society Islands, which offers fast-breaking left breaks on NW swells. Raimana Van Bastolear along with Michel Bourez, Alain Riou, Hans Hagen, and a few friends and photographers rip the three-day swell.
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Slashing With Stephen Alesch
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What’s A Cornishman To Do?
An interview with UK artist Danny Fox.
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Gallery: Jessica Dunne. Light Up the Great Highway
Warshaw looks into the surf-related art from Jessica Dunne, which she claims "is about the work itself, and having the time and freedom to do it," not unlike surfing.
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