drift, perspectives in surfing

It’s hard not to like Montreal trio Plants and Animals; their energy is contagious…

Percussion driven producer Kieran Hebden releases “There is Love in You,” his fifth album as Four Tet. This nine track disc taps into and grips the inner workings of the brain…

For the past three years, a small design firm on the corner of 16th and Albion in San Francisco has turned its outside wall into a creative platform that changes with the seasons…

A short film about Bryant Austin, founder of the MMCTA, and his aesthetically driven plan to save whales…

Mick Waters is premiering the product of his latest film project this Friday night, December 18, in Byron Bay…

This Friday night, December 11, there will be a one night only event featuring the paintings of Skye Walker and the photography of Maggie Marsek…

When sitting just past three miles from shore, cruise ships are allowed to discharge untreated waste into the ocean. The waste dumped by cruise ships, which adds up to millions of gallons each day, is a threat to both human health and the ocean environment. Recently, two bills were introduced to Congress to regulate this issue.

In line with the release of “Beautiful Losers” on DVD, Director Aaron Rose is showcasing rare short films from artists in his documentary including Mike Mills, Spike Jonze, Clare E. Rojas, Cheryl Dunn, Geoff McFetridge, Thomas Campbell and more.

In an attempt to thwart the overcrowding problems in SoCal’s lineups, local politicians proposed a plan: create well paying jobs for surf rats and get them out of the water and working.

The new Prism Gallery on Sunset Blvd in LA is opening its doors to the public today, November 20, for its inaugural exhibition, “mindthegap.”

Stoke Films and Mike Black are premiering their new movie, “Jazz The Glass” at the Hurley Showroom in Costa Mesa on December 12.

Kelsey Brookes’ first solo exhibition in his hometown of San Diego will open this Friday, November 20, at the Quint Gallery. It’s called “Bigger, Brighter, Bolder” and the paintings speak, quite directly, to that title.