It started with a young, restless generation - with their ‘finned’ fibreglass boards, rock ’n’ roll, cars and bad attitudes - hitting the surf and clashing with an outraged alliance of surf-club officials, councillors, police, disapproving parents, a spellbound media and a wide-eyed public. Before long, surfing was ‘king’ and as its fashions and new-found freedoms were ignited, Sydney produced a line-up of top riders and cutting-edge board designers. The evolution of surfing in the 60s and 70s saw Sydney surf writers, publishers, film-makers, bands and businesses gain international attention as innovators and stirrers.
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Date 17 Jan-18 Mar
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This exhibition is a must see for anyone interested in surf culture, the beach, fashion, music or even evolution of Australian society. It's also beautifully presented and is sure to bring back memories for many. Make sure you check it out!
Posted on Wed 18 Jan 2012 23:27:14