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I Love Kuduro

Sagres Surf Culture: Field Notes II — Filmmakers Mário and Pedro Patrocínio explore Angola’s Kuduro cultural movement.

  • Why I do what I do
  • Ricardo Miguel Vieira

Capitão Neto

Sagres Surf Culture: Field Notes I — Portuguese illustrator Capitão Neto shows off his satirical illustrations at Sagres Surf Culture festival.

  • Things that inspire me
  • Ricardo Miguel Vieira

Someplace Else

A Mexican Odyssey — A motley crew of surfers, skaters and artists embark on a journey of discovery along the Mexican coast.

  • Travel
  • HUCK HQ

It Doesn't Not Work

Curator Q&A — Picture Farm hosts a celebration of surfboard shaping at their Brooklyn gallery.

  • Why I do what I do
  • Alex King

Víctor González

Más Que Mar — Surfing photographer Víctor González exhibits ten years of stills from the shoreline and beyond.

  • Q&As
  • Ricardo Miguel Vieira

Hannah Bailey

My Life in Analogue — Hannah Bailey loves how analogue photography's flaws and unpredictability bring her images to life.

  • My Life in Analogue
  • Alex King

Husky Organic

Huck Indies — Husky Organic is an independent clothing company that makes ethical organic cotton tees for outdoor fun. Come check out what they do at Spin London cycling festival at Truman Brewery 28-30 March 2014.

  • Surf
  • Alex King

Shaun Tomson

The Light Shines Ahead — Former World Surfing Champion Shaun Tomson talks about making positive life choices.

  • Film
  • HUCK HQ

Deep Bright

Surf and Solitude — Surfer Ethan Egiguren and filmmaker Guillem Cruells embark on a year long search for solitary and idyllic surf spots in this rad short film.

  • Surf
  • HUCK HQ

Congratulations Stephanie Gilmore!

Huck celebrates the Snapper Rocks queen — As Stephanie Gilmore races her way towards her sixth World Title we dig through the archives and discover how she's pushed surfing to new heights.

  • Surf
  • Shelley Jones

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