Editorial - Page 16 of 144 - The Surfers Journal

Chris Malloy

On filmmaking, name calling, assimilating to the North Shore, the Momentum Generation, surfing in Chile with Miki Dora, imposter syndrome, and searching for waves in…

Café Racer

A scene report from Peru with TSJ 32.4 profile subject Miguel Tudela.

Ashley Bickerton

On his art career, resisting the Gauguin fantasy, despoiled paradise, his manifesto, misanthropy, his ALS diagnosis, and finding beauty in the everyday.

Selema Masekela

On the democratization of what it means to be a surfer, combating “surf-bro” purism through commentating, his father, music, racism, self-discovery, and surfing’s future.

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On Style

Jimmy “The Impala” Lucas and the case for proper positioning.

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In Suspension

We only spend a tiny fraction of our lives actually riding waves. The rest is spent waiting—and obsessing.

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The Art of Resistance

European longboard champion and filmmaker Damien Castera on the enduring spirit of Ukrainian artists while under constant Russian attack.

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La Crise Requine

Riding waves in Réunion Island is still largely illegal after a series of fatal shark attacks swept through it beginning in 2011. A decade later,…

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Bay of the Wizard

At a family compound in Java, Rizal Tandjung and crew revel in ancient myths and heavy slabs.

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Local Color

The late Pacific Beach denizen Bradley Buben was known for his eccentricities, his unique style of surfing, and his revolutionary work in resin tints. Those…

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Vast Spaces

How Kylie Manning’s colossal and elemental paintings took her from the wild corners of Alaska and Mexico to the top of the international art world.

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The Seminar Sessions

In a controlled situation—at a five star resort with access to an exclusive wave, working alongside one of the world’s premier surf coaches—can an average…