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Gulfport artist keeps Florida’s tiki tradition alive
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Gulfport artist keeps Florida’s tiki tradition alive
In the fall of 1998, Hurricane Georges tore through the Florida Keys, leaving behind toppled trees and damaged homes. Wesley Wing had traveled south with his soon-to-be wife to help repair her family’s property when an evening around a bonfire unexpectedly altered the course of his life. “We were drunk one night, and by a fire,” Wing told the Catalyst at his Gulfport studio. “I carved my first… Source
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