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Mrs. Pipeline
Moana Jones Wong on being crippling shy while excelling at the world’s most examined wave, lineup politics, her DIY approach, and growing up on the North Shore.
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Steve Wilking’s Lost Rolls 1964-68
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Future Man
Jim Evans is best known to surfers for his Cadillac Wheels illustrations and work with Rick Griffin. Yet his designs, produced in his Malibu studio, have cast their influence from the Beastie Boys to Public Enemy, <em style="font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">The Big Lebowski</em> to <em style="font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: medium;">Fear and Loathing</em>. In profile, writer Joe Donnelly contextualizes the cultural significance of the Evans’ work.
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North Swell
Tracing the surf connection in the expressionist paintings of nineteenth-century polymath August Strindberg.
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