Atlantic City, N.J. – The Noyes Arts Garage is exhibiting art centered on the surfing and skating culture of Atlantic City until Sunday, Nov. 30.

The exhibition, which highlights dynamic movements and the pushing of artistic boundaries, features contemporary artists and designers whose work “captures the essence of life on the edge.”

“The artists that have been selected reflect a shared language of freedom, innovation and fearless self-expression,” said Michael Cagno, executive director of the Noyes Museum. “By combining surfing and skateboarding, this exhibition honors the spirit of Atlantic City's urban shore – a place where boundaries blur, risks are rewarded, and creativity rides free.”

Exhibited artists include Alex Walsh and Michael Clineman, as well as Stockton alumni Susan Allen ’09, MA ’14, Robert Weiss ’10 and Allie Wilson ’23, and Stockton Visual Arts major Maryn Olson.