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We’re excited to welcome Billy Kemper to the RVCA family! Stoked to have him in the diverse mix with RVCA Advocates and Artists. Billy is constantly pushing the limits in surfing, and is an amazing father paving the way for his family!

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We are proud to share recent work from French painter and RVCA artist, Jérôme Romain.
He says of his work, “If I have to define myself as a painter, I could say I'm a very classical oil painter, very interested in R

This is a look at the Traguardo Volante show in Milan, Italy, at the Antonio Colombo gallery, 'Arte Contemporanea'. The exhibition highlighted the interaction of bikes and art, along with the storied heritage of Read More

RVCA Surf advocate Danny Fuller has been chasing swells since early youth. What began as a journey in search of adventure and what lies around the corner, became the driving force of what keeps his inspiration going. Drawn by the lure o

The relationship between art and bicycles has distant roots, extending back as far as the 1800s. The concept of a vehicle that does not consume energy but produces it — a synonym of lightness and freedom — appealed greatly to the Futurists, and it accompanied the adventures of the neo-av

Boars Nest Hawaii,a privategymlocated in the heart of the North Shore of Oahu and run by RVCA Advocate Leif Robinson, iswhere some of surfing's heaviest hitters

ANP Artist Benjamin Jeanjean recently completed a custom installation piece for the RVCA Street Gallery in Hossegor, France. Benjamin’s artwork stands for a neo-symbolism based on contemporary aesthetics. By combining linear ele

Introducing artist and illustrator Stacey Rozich. Combining elements of Folklore, Medieval Religious Iconography and American Pop Culture, Stacey constructs bright watercolor vignettes. Through lush pattering, symbolism and nostalgia, she brings her storybook world to life.
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Stab Magazine recently caught up with RVCA Europe Surf advocate Erwin Bliss at the time of his latest video release, 'WEB'. Filmed and edited by Yentl Touboul, WEB depicts Erwin as a talented, passionate, and somewhat angsty figure with a chip on his shoulder. Wanting to peel back his coarse