Ricardo Bravo’s photography captures the blue shores of his native Portugal. His work explores the relationship between person, water and wave. The following images showcase a selection of some of our favorites.
Aug 7th '18
Earlier this summer, we hosted Surfrider’s NYC chapter meeting at our shop in SoHo where New York-native big wave surfer Will Skudin came by to talk. We briefly caught up with Skudin to hear more about his ongoing efforts to promote ocean conservancy.
Aug 2nd '18
Francis Ford Coppola Revolutionized an era of American cinema with his opulent style of filmmaking. Today, Coppola has become larger-than-life, settling in this latest role: the face of a cinematic dynasty.
Jul 27th '18
After getting his start on the Quiksilver factory floor as a Newport teen, the Hawaiian transplant and Echo Beach trendsetter has gone on to shape some of the most influential surf brands in the world.
Jul 18th '18
Surf photographer John Respondek has his head in the clouds. Shooting from a helicopter, he has been able to catch unreal, aerial angles of some of the best surfers in the world doing their thing.
Jul 3rd '18
Started in 2010 by Johan Kugelberg, Boo-Hooray celebrates and preserves ephemera from the counter-cultural movements of the 20th and 21st centuries. With its “Summer Rental” pop-up currently taking place in Montauk, we sat down with Kugelberg and his wife Dr. Lila Wolfe to discuss Boo-Hooray’s origins and future plans.
Jun 14th '18
For nearly two years, photographer Michael Townsend has called his van his home. Roaming up and down the west coast, he’s been able to capture local surfing communities unlike anyone else. As he begins a new chapter in Joshua Tree, Mike pauses to reflect on his journey thus far.
May 30th '18
To highlight our Pre-Fall ‘18 collection, we’ve partnered with acclaimed filmmaker Tin Ojeda and fashion photographer Jeffery Jones to present “Distractions,” a short film following the life of an NYC youth as he hustles through the streets of the city. Shot on Color Super 16mm film.
May 24th '18
Equipped with a camera, New York Times photographer Malin Fezehai tells the stories of marginalized communities across the globe—from war-displaced women in Sri Lanka to surfers in Senegal. She recently sat down with us to tell her own.
May 17th '18
Brooklyn-based design studio The Principals bring their Golden Arch to the backyard of our Crosby Street store for Sight Unseen OFFSITE from May 17-20. We spoke to its designer Drew Seskunas to learn more about the plant-filled prism.