Feb 13

Off Piste: Neon Daze and Winter Waves: Artists Corey Smith and Mike Parillo bring snowboarding back to its roots with experimental handmade boards

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Off Piste: Neon Daze and Winter Waves


Four years ago, burnt out on the way mainstream snowboarding was headed, artist and professional snowboarder Corey Smith turned to his Lake Tahoe garage/studio for refuge. Here, he founded Spring Break Snowboards, an art project aimed at bringing the activity he loved…

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