How radical is this photo?? We here at the museum have been flirting voraciously with the idea of holding a custom cycle exhibition, and the research I have been doing has produced some amazing results- one being this photograph! Now, I don’t know much about the motorcycle industry or “Kustom Kulture”, aside from mental pictures of beards and Budweiser, but it turns out that the community of biker enthusiasts is as colorful as a Maui rainbow and I. Am. Loving it! It’s a cacophony of cultures, ethnicities, occupations, styles, and genders that proves that motorcycles aren’t just reserved for the Hells Angels (as interesting as they are), but they are the framework for so many models of people. This industry is jam packed with creativity, proving it to be the perfect subject matter fit for a contemporary art museum . . . say, OURS? I’ve only had one experience on a motorcycle, that I can recall, and it includes being VERY sore-- like I’d ridden a horse for 10 hours straight-- for several days afterwards. That experience didn’t leave me wanting to get back on one anytime soon, for fear of permanently walking bow-legged, but in light of what I’ve been seeing, I think a ride on a hot Harley or Chopper is in the near future We aren’t making any promises just yet, but stay tuned to see what we might come up with. The gasoline in our think tank is flowin’ and we’re revving up for an amazing summer! Yeow!
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Beth Kwapis, Museum Coordinator Dream Title: Connoisseur of Human Folly Beth is: more voyeur than exhibitionist and is thus completely terrified to be sharing her thoughts via blog. That is no joke! I love mid-century Modern anything and I want to adopt 1-4 dachshunds with my husband (he remains ambivalent on the subject). Originally from the Detroit area, I am currently flirting with becoming a pescetarian because all one's protien needs can be met with the incredible sushi I'm discovering in San Diego. I basically snagged this job by coming into the Museum and begging the kind front desk staff to pass on my resume. I am not sure how I've managed to keep it. Carissa Baird, Museum Clerk Dream Title: Your Awesomeness Carissa is: an art lovin', fro wearin', burrito eatin', red wine drinkin', world travelin', movie watchin', girl with the small wrist tattoo. A political, sociological, feminist, (wannabe) artist, thinker, thrill-seeker, reader, and tiny dancer. A laid-back lady who left her heart in San Francisco--but came back with a college degree, and (future) pet whale in Antarctica--but he doesn't know I'm coming to claim him yet. I got this job because I have cool shoes, but I've kept it because I work with cool people. I'd rather be road trippin'. I eat boys and blogs for breakfast. Oh, and I love cliche's. GO CHARGERS!
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