Who won the recent Vans Joel Tudor Duct Tape Invitational Zarautz, Basque Country log fest contest? In an event that’s more about good vibes, sharing waves, and indulging in retro style surf craft than actual competition is this question even relevant? Maybe it’s better to ask who had the most fun. Either way, when champaign […]
Unless you were in Japan this past October you probably missed Alex Knost’s latest art show titled Form & Void at T-Art Hall in Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo. Thanks to a short video by LIQUID, however, you can take somewhat of a virtual tour of the exhibition set to music by Glitterbust. T-Art Hall aims “to present more works of […]
Being an artist is not always glamorous. It takes hard work, commitment, and the ability to navigate uncharted territory. In this short piece from Vissla, Thomas Cambell takes us inside his Bonnie Doon studio for a peek into his world – one of varied mediums, philosophical insight, and self-defined “shitty” smith grinds. Cambell also confirms […]
Alex Knost surfs like a caricature of himself in this piece – fast feet and distinct style on cartoonishly green waves peeling for days in the land of Oz. sources and links: video: Jimmy Jazz James music: Blister https://www.rvca.com/b/news
Here are a few clips by Sean Keany of the 2017 Mexi Log Fest at La Saladita, featuring CJ Nelson, Ryan Burch, Alex Knost, and Tommy Witt. The idea behind the event is to fuse yoga, local cuisine, surf clinics for kids, live music, classic logging style, and good vibes for a unique invitational longboarding competition. For […]
Tin Ojeda’s Free Jazz Vein will be screening at the Roxie Theater in San Francisco on July 2, 2017. This is as noteworthy as the film itself – a refreshingly strange and twisted pattern of 16mm edits strung together in the vein of, well, free jazz. With throwback surf vibes as well as modern performance and […]
The Costa Mesa Conceptual Art Center, a gallery space developed by Alex Knost and Daniella Murphy, is hosting an exhibit titled The Bonzer. The show celebrates the history of a surfboard design that quietly pushed the boundaries of the shortboard revolution and yet largely stayed off the mainstream radar. Originally created by Malcolm and Duncan Campbell in the […]