Art
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33.3
Surf Gonzo
Beautiful violence and echoing souls in Ralph Steadman’s Hawaii. In the early ’80s, iconic…
By Tony John Andrews -
32.4
Vast Spaces
How Kylie Manning’s colossal and elemental paintings took her from the wild corners of Alaska and Mexico to…
By Tristan McAllister -
27.5
Resin, Light, and Space
Thanks largely to his groundbreaking resin sculptures, Peter Alexander remains surfing’s most broadly…
By Bolton Colburn -
28.1
Monsters Ink
Retracing the artistic journey of Roy Gonzalez.
By Brian Chidester -
28.1
The Billion-dollar Sketchbook
Animator and surfer Stephen Hillenburg’s brainchild made its debut around a Baja campfire. Knowing the…
By Biddle Duke -
16.4
Existential Monkey
The Graphics of John Van Hamersveld
By Scott Hulet -
8.4
Ken Auster's Urban Surfin'
Ken Auster asks you to stop and think...
By The Surfer’s Journal -
15.5
Visions Apocalyptique
Hard Work Equals Hard Play For Ashley Bickerton
By Norman Felton Chamberlain-Russell -
1.2
Russell Crotty
Russell Crotty's success in the Los Angeles and New York art establishments.
By Greg & Kristin Escalante -
13.4
Pretty Much
Thomas Campbell’s evident hand.
By Scott Hulet -
12.3
Pat Tobin’s Backstories
Romantic panoramas of the artist’s life and times.
By Pat Tobin -
5.1
Gallery: Twist
Referred to by the SF Weekly in 1994 as "San Francisco's Prodigal Son", Barry McGee can't go too many nights…
By Sandow Birk -
23.2
Captain Goodvibes
The Scurrilous Adventures of Tony Edwards and his Pig Child
By Phil Jarratt -
16.2
Gallery: Evocations in Two or Three Dimensions
Alex Weinstein's dynamic oil paintings and sculptures incorporate his passion and love for surfing and the…
By Scott Hulet -
24.1
A Lousy Slave
Avant-garde artist, shaper, and performer Peter Schroff emerged from Echo Beach in the 1980s, a decade ahead…
By Jamie Brisick -
19.1
The Forgotten Archives of Artist Rick Sharp
The stoney Tolkien references, the black springsuits, the diamond tails... Sharp defined peak Santa Barbara…
By Chuck Graham -
22.1
Dark Down the Lightness
Artist Damian Fulton’s apocalyptic beach scenes.
By The Surfer’s Journal -
12.2
September Tsunami
Charcoal drawings by Robert Longo.
By Paul H-O -
12.5
A Beautiful Pandemonium
How Rick Griffin, South Bay surfer and artist, became the unlikely herald of the Psychedelic Revolution.
By The Surfer’s Journal
