Huge thanks to the following people & institutions for making Remember the Future happen:
Mark Weiner, Jonny Mack, Ryan Field, Hans Newman, SD Hall of Champions, Dennis Romero, Douglas Wren, Soren Heil, Torrey Jay, Ruby, Chris, Josh, Bob and the crew from Space 4 Art, Barry Haun and Surfing Heritage, Dave Hampton, Christine Knoke, and Rob Sidner from the Mingei, John Elwell, Carl Ekstrom, Ryan Burch, Daniel Thomson, Mikey G, Ryan Thomas, Michelle Bossuot, Joe Skoby, Mike Hischier, Chris Gentile, Scott Sullivan, Irwin Conspiracy, Steve Poltz, Lucas Dirkse, Gino, Steve Lis, Ship Frye, Mirandons, Frank Nasworthy, Scott Sissmis, Larry Mabile, Hank Warner, Sean Shafer, and thanks to everyone who came by to see the exhibit. Thanks to the Getty Research Institute for leading the choir and giving us a voice.

Remember the Future closing reception.

Board photographs by Ryan Field. We will do a narrated slide show of Ryan's Hydrodynamica photographs for the show closing tomorrow night, Thursday, March 8th. If you are in SD please join us.

palm springs

Early kidney by Thomas Church 1948 and other things from day trip to Palm Springs. Southland pool photography 1945-1982 from PST Backyard Oasis at Palm Springs Art Museum. Alva photos from installation in the exhibit by CRS III.

Visit from the Mingei directors.

Christine Knoke and Rob Sidner, directors of the Mingei International Museum of folk art, craft, and design in Balboa Park, paid a visit to Remember the Future on Friday.

Juxtapoz

Link to Juxtapoz: Hydrodynamica: Remember the Future exhibit

Tom Curren rides his 5'1" DT MPH in the Rincon Classic last weekend.
Photo by Jon Shafer
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