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Thanks largely to his groundbreaking resin sculptures, Peter Alexander remains surfing’s most broadly acclaimed artist.By Bolton Colburn

Performance-enhancing drugs in surfing may have more to do with the mind than the body. What does that say about surfing as a sport, as…By Kyle DeNuccio

An interview with Michael Scott Moore.By The Surfer’s Journal

The Mentawai Archipelago from above.By The Surfer’s Journal

Psychedelia, thrusters, urbanization, displacement hulls, untamed nature, and animation. The filmmaker’s lens captures—and transforms—all of the above and more.By Richard Kenvin

In its early 70s glory days, Australia’s Tracks magazine was the loosest kid on the block, epitomizing the era’s sex, drugs, and rock’n’roll anti-ethos. Editor…By Phil Jarratt

From the lab to the pit with Clifford Kapono.By Beau Flemister

Cracking the code in the Eastern Atlantic.By The Surfer’s Journal

A Zambezi shark took Avo Ndamase’s brother, but not his commitment.By Andy Davis

Thanks largely to his groundbreaking resin sculptures, Peter Alexander remains surfing’s most broadly acclaimed artist.By Bolton Colburn

A transplanted New Yorker’s love affair with California.By Ethan Stewart