DON’T YOU WISH YOU COULD SURF LIKE FLYNN?

Viral performance art or loose cannon family music-making family member?

Viral performance art or loose cannon family music-making family member?

Straight outta the dirty south (of France).


Words from Jeremy Rumas about this image:
Keoni Jones, dropping into a blue wall. Keoni is on a board that older brother Mikala shaped back in Hawaii. It was the 2nd board Mikala had ever shaped. A 2+1 fin set up with a long fin box in the middle.
I recently told a friend who’s from this general area that we went by motorbike two hours through jungle paths to get to this spot. He’d been over here before, but by boat. His eyes opened wide and he goes, “You know there’s tigers there…”
I hadn’t thought about that possibility at the time. We didn’t see any though. I do remember that after we took the motorbikes as far as we could, on foot we hiked over these ridges under arching canopies of bamboo so big it felt like something from Honey I Shrunk the Kids. This bamboo was enormous, made me feel miniature.
To read more about Jeremy’s upcoming film Hangs Upon Nothing at http://www.hangsuponnothing.blogspot.com/


Fragments from the West Coast: A peculiar Surf Vernacular
When: Friday, Nov 4th, 2011. 5-7pm
Where: Left Coast Books
5877 Hollister Ave.
Goleta, CA 93117
Why: Opening Reception for new Russell Crotty works.

She’s got pipes.

Directed by Lamar Taylor & Hyghly Alleyne.

Sun, waves, reef, friends and few cameras make for a great session. Pat Millin and Daniel Jones taking advantage of an empty South Pacific reef pass. Kew splicing together some B role footy.


Check out Matuse Family Member, Sage Vaughn’s interview with LA Weekly. Sage has been busy and recently sold out a collaborative show in London with another Matuse Family Member, Michael Muller. To read the interview check it out here: http://blogs.laweekly.com/stylecouncil/2011/10/sage_vaughn_la_art_birds.php

For obvious reasons, Matuse loves a nice cold winter.