In the mid-70s, Hugh Holland stumbled on a group of kids skating in a drainage bowl. His images captured the scene at its rebellious peak – just before it went mainstream Continue reading...
An exhibition honors photographer Hugh Holland, known for documenting early skateboarding in Southern California during the mid-1970s. After discovering skateboarders in a drainage bowl, Holland captured their rebellious spirit using unique film techniques. His work, featured in his books, preserves a pivotal moment in skateboarding history before it went mainstream.
