Artist Ryan McGinness spent his teen years surfing, riding skateboards and making art in Virginia Beach. Today, his brightly colored works – which incorporate strong graphics, signs and logos from popular culture, hang in museums around the world. He’s based in Manhattan, but next month he comes back to share his ideas and techniques with kids from his hometown as Sandy Hausman reports.
Surf’s Up: The Art of Ryan McGinness
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