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Hell’s Union: Motorcycle Club Cuts as American Folk Art
October 6 - December 8, 2012
Collected by famed artist and rider Jeff Decker, Hell’s Union: Motorcycle Club Cuts as
American Folk Art is an exhibition that features defunct motorcycle club cuts, or vests,
and their assorted, colorful club colors, or patches, that represent a unique form of
American folk art embodying the freedom and nonconformity of bikers. Jeff Decker is a
historian and artist famed for his bronze sculptures of vintage motorcycles. He grew up
surrounded by the car culture of southern California in the 60s.
For more information visit cmp.ucr.edu
Hell Gate railway bridge, built between March 1912 and September 1916 links Astoria in Quens with Randall's Island in New York City, viewed here from Randall's Island. The bridge carries Amtrak trains on the Northeast Corridoor between New York and Boston and also carries freight. According to Wikipedia, at the time of its completion, this bridge was the world's longsest steel arch bridge, surpassed by the Bayonne Bridge in 1931 and again by Sydney Harbour Bridge in 1932. Wikipedia says the Sydney Harbour Bridge's design was influenced by the Hell Gate Bridge and, judging from pictures, there is quite a similarity between the two. Hell Gate is aptly named, because of its strong currents and eddies. On one side of the channel are some rocks, near Randall's Island that could easily cause shipwreck and are exposed at certain states of the tide. A good, reliable engine should be run when trying to navigate Hell Gate on a sail boat.
Everglades Wilderness Writing Expedition students on overnight camping trip to Hell's Bay in the southern Everglades
“Go to Heaven for the climate, Hell for the company.”
~ Mark Twain
The NorthStar Roller Girls opened their season last night at the Minneapolis Convention Center. Roller Derby is American created contact sport that made it’s debut in 1922. The leagues are 100% skater owned and feature a mix of athleticism and a satirical punk appearance. Thanks Pre Flash Gordon for the invitation as a guest photographer.
A HELL TO PAY
Indyvisuals for Inner Ear and The Last Drive
Phosphorescent Silkscreen Poster
50cm x 70cm / 19,7in x 27,5in
Limited Silkscreen Poster / 50 copies
3 colors / Black, Red and Green Phosphorescent ink
Designed by indyvisuals
for Inner Ear Records and The Last Drive
Printed with love by tind
lights on / lights off and enjoy
get yours here
A glass of Andechser Hell from Klosterbrauerei Andechs on draft at Andechser am Dom in Munich.
Andechser Hell is a 4.8% abv helles lager brewed with local Bavarian malts and Hallertau hops. It poured a clear, golden yellow color with a white head. The aroma sported a mild caramel sweetness and hints of floral hops. It had a light mouthfeel with a soft carbonation. The flavor had a mild fruity sweetness, with some good malt notes, not much else really. A bit simple, even for a helles, but with a nice malt profile.
Hell’s Union: Motorcycle Club Cuts as American Folk Art
October 6 - December 8, 2012
Collected by famed artist and rider Jeff Decker, Hell’s Union: Motorcycle Club Cuts as
American Folk Art is an exhibition that features defunct motorcycle club cuts, or vests,
and their assorted, colorful club colors, or patches, that represent a unique form of
American folk art embodying the freedom and nonconformity of bikers. Jeff Decker is a
historian and artist famed for his bronze sculptures of vintage motorcycles. He grew up
surrounded by the car culture of southern California in the 60s.
For more information visit cmp.ucr.edu
I love finding old drawings and artwork I did back in the day. This is my homage to Hellraiser 3: Hell on Earth drawn in nothing but black biro (no pencil even)