Color Came Later

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Photographer Nick Green understands that, on the raw edges of Tasmania, the landscape always leads.

By Sean Doherty

Volume 35 Issue 2 (2026)

35.5
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By Travis Ferré
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Exploring the irregular literatures and sawtooth…

By Dodge Weirath
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Anything’s Possible

Emboldened by raw talent and progressive…

By Dan Merkel
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Portfolio: Shane Grace

By Beau Flemister

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Volume 35 Issue 2

In this issue

We fly Micronesia’s historic commercial airway, embed with Icelandic activists, and commune with the “manliest surfer alive.” We also view a Tasmanian shooter’s range of action and landscape, compile the work of a Southern Californian artist and tattooer, and inspect the moodboard of a renowned designer and publisher. Further examinations include the absurdity of surf slang, nascent views from the tube, Ozploitation films, and more.

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