Dancing About Architecture

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The fraught practice and checkered history of writing about the physical act of riding waves.

By Tim Baker

Volume 31 Issue 6 (2022)

34.1
Winter Lion

Wayne Rich’s waypoints of redemption.

By Ethan Stewart
33.1
Evolver

The 100 (or thereabouts) most impactful…

By Derek Hynd
30.6
The Captain

In the no-holds-barred 1970s, Michael Larmont did…

By Andy Davis
30.1
The Streak

After a year of riding waves every day, one…

By Morgan Sliff

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Volume 31 Issue 6

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On the cover: Mason Ho, mid-expectoration at Backdoor. Photo by Shane Grace. Viewpoints inside the magazine include the mindset of a big-wave bodysurfer, North Shore snaps by a skateboard icon, a chase for birds and swell in Southern Europe, the arrested development of a 1970s surfing playboy, the purist standards of a big-board surfer and shaper, impressionistic brushstrokes, and organics ringed by hyper development.

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