In honor of Pro snowboarder and Mammoth local Jeff Anderson who was tragically killed in an accident in Nagano and to mark what would have been his 30th birthday a group of world-renowned photographers and artists, friends of Jeff and of snowboarding have come together to create a unparalleled body of work titled, I AM SNOWBOARDING.
It’s due to launch on November 14 at The Village at Mammoth in Mammoth Lakes, California.

One photographer is paired with one artist to create an original 30” x 40” piece. A photo of Jeff, shot by the photographer, has been enlarged onto archival canvas upon which the artist paints or uses any medium to create a unique collaborative work.

The exhibition will feature work from such artists as Jamie Lynn, Bryan Iguchi and Mark Gonzales and photographers Jeff Curtes, Tim Zimmerman and Danny Zapalac.


The resulting pieces are one of a kind, the partnerships formed in this project a tribute to the depth of the snowboarding, skateboarding and art communities.

All proceeds from I AM SNOWBOARDING go directly to the JLA Memorial Fund – the completion of the Brothers Skateboard Park in Mammoth and the support of local art.

If you can’t check out the show, you will also be able to buy prints online via Travis Rice and Mike Parillo’s new gallery, Asymbol. The originals will be auctioned at the end of winter when they are done traveling.