A Form of Air and Space

Working with paper and a blade, an artist turns positive and negative shapes into simple and sensory delights

Recommended Reading

AJ 23 • Recommended Reading Recommended Reading Himalayan human history, fictional eco-disaster, a midlife ski across Canada, and the making of Chris Burkard By Stephen Casimiro Issue 23 Himalaya: A Human History Ed Douglas · W.W. Norton · 2021 “Mountains are places for gods, not people. Rivers are for both and of far more consequence … Read more

Cultural Centers

How a bunch of ski bums turned photographers helped create the era of modern adventure skiing

Arts + Sciences

Outdoor film producer and co-director Berne Broudy, professor researching soundscapes Lauren Ferguson, and naturalist Ross Reid

Three Square

AJ 01 • Three Square Three Square Camp recipes: simple meals for the trail and the campsite By Megan McDuffie & Michael Van Vliet Issue 01 Fresh Off the Grid Recipes and photography by Megan McDuffie and Michael Van Vliet Nothing works up an appetite like exploring the great outdoors, but the toughest part of … Read more

One Long Ride

Southern California’s San Onofre has been a mecca for surfers of all ages and abilities for nearly a century, but with its lease expiring, San-O faces an uncertain future

Resources

AJ 01 • Resources Resources Issue 01 Moments: The Higher You Get Kit DesLauriers chronicles her successful two-year Seven Summits quest in Higher Love: Skiing the Seven Summits. kitdski.com Photograph: Jimmy Chin, jimmychin.com, @jimmychin Out Alone Dave Parmenter is a surfer, surfboard shaper, and one of surfing’s most accomplished writers. He lives in San Luis … Read more

Love on the Road

Maddie Gordon and Trevor Gordon Maddie Gordon and Trevor Gordon have the creative bases covered: She’s a freelance designer and illustrator and he’s a photographer (and pro surfer). They live on their thirty-six-foot sailboat, and when they’re traveling on land, they base themselves out of the camper Trevor built on the back of his 1991 … Read more