Volume 25 Issue 6
In this issue, liquid inquires include Butch Van Artsdalen’s capers on Oahu during the 1960s, Scum Valley legend Ant Corrigan’s impact on progressive surfing during the 1970s, Maurice Cole and Tom Curren’s reverse vee project in France during the 1990s, plus contemporary notes from the Chatham Islands, and a gallery from the northlands of America and Europe.
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Portfolio: Mark McInnis
The microcosms of a gelid-eyed lensman.
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Primo
Butch Van Artsdalen's Hawaiian Campaigns
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Not Surfing in the Chatham Islands
“Before the word surf has left your mouth the word shark is already forming on the local’s lips.”
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At Home With Daniel Jones
A hub for hell men, shapers, and legends on the North Shore
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Spirit of the Green Dragon
Ceramicist Joe Skoby and the ghosts of La Jolla’s Arts Colonies
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Some Minor Windfalls
Mid-1960s moments from John Pennings
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The Reverse Vee Project
Tom Curren, Maurice Cole, “the turn,” and other outtakes from a happy design accident.
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THE GIFT
Self-imposed isolation, transactional wave riding, and how one surfboard served as a window into modern surf culture.
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Interview: Matt Archbold
The ink on the back of Archy's neck famously reads, "Built For Speed."
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The Knowledge: Sri Lanka
The Bizarre Potpourri of Sri Lanka's Traveling Surfers
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Less is more
A case for the multifaceted performance benefits of the humble egg.
