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Noosa exhibition to showcase the love of surf culture

The inaugural Noosa International Surf Film Festival will feature a free and exclusive exhibition showcasing the region’s premier surf artists and photographers which celebrates the rich tapestry of surf culture over four days from Thursday 8 August.

Event organiser Jesca Maas said the event will provide a platform for talented local artists to present and also sell their captivating works, which capture the essence and spirit of the surfing community.

“We are so thrilled to have Tracy Naughton from local ocean art and photography brand Let Me Sea curate the artist’s event,” she said.

This is an incredible opportunity to bring the community together to celebrate all things art, ocean and surf.

“Attendees will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the breathtaking artistry that defines Noosa’s vibrant surf scene. The exhibition will feature a diverse array of mediums, from stunning photography that freezes the exhilarating moments on the waves to expressive paintings that convey the passion and energy of the surf lifestyle,” Jesca said.

Tracy Naughton said the event invites the community to come together and share in the love of surf culture, experiencing the beauty and inspiration that both artists and photographers bring to life.

“Whether you are a surfer, an art enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates the coastal way of life, this exhibition promises to be an unforgettable celebration of creativity and the ocean’s allure,” she said.

“We have so many accomplished surf artists on the Coast and there is no better place to discover new and established artists as part of the Noosa International Surf Film festival.”

Local surf photographer Julie Del Mar described what surf photography means to her after breaking both of her wrists and being unable to shoot for a long while.

“Creating surf photography for me means connection,” Julie said.

“I am able to connect in a very profound way in that moment of being in the ocean just by myself but also by connecting to others and their stories. At the end of the day, we are all sharing the same passion.”

Event details – Noosa International Surf Film Festival art exhibition

Date: Thursday 8 August 3-5.30pm. Friday 9-Sunday 11 August 11-5.30pm

Location: 29 Sunshine Beach Road, Noosa Junction – right next to the cinema entrance.

Cost: Free

Tickets for the inaugural Noosa International Surfilm Festival can be purchased via noosaisff.com.au

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