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• The story of the California Surf Museum
  It's arguably the world's richest and most culturally relevant surfing museum. The California Surf Museum is a living entity that preserves the past to understand the present and project the future of surfing. The road to excellence is more often Z-shaped than linear, and, many times, it's the hardships and challenges that truly make the […]
• Hong Kong imposes controversial surfing ban
  Hong Kong is a city known for its mix of tradition and modernity. However, China's special administrative region has taken a surprisingly rigid stance on surfing by enforcing a full-on ban across all 42 public beaches managed by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD). Twelve of the territory's beaches are situated on Hong Kong […]
• 'Juju: The Surf Musical' takes us on a bold, surreal ride
  Ready for something completely different? "Juju The Surf Musical" is a punch in the stomach of traditional surf movies. Can surfing be the key to redemption and salvation? Isn't surfing a profoundly female dance with the ocean waves? We dare to believe so. Imagined by Jaleesa Vincent and Luka Raubenheimer, this under-30-minute unexpectedly entertaining surprise […]
• 'Surf & Art': a celebration of today's best surf artists
  Belgian surf journalist Veerle Helsen released "Surf & Art," a celebration of the growing genre of surf art. And it's quite a mesmerizing book. Known for her "Surf & Stay" guides, which sold over 20,000 copies worldwide, Veerle's new project explored the creative world of artists who translate the magic of surfing into illustrations, paintings, […]