| Rawhide's Grandpa, "Back in the Saddle" once part of the collection of Gene Autry Museum in LA. Now home in Santa Cruz, CA. |
| Slimm with Gerrit tenZeldam, in front of the Fontainebleau, Euclid Avenue, Oakland, CA. The Devil Bike always turns heads. Kids and adults alike just love this art bike! |
| Slimm inside the "Velvet Cave", a loft decorated by the artist using vintage fabrics and furnishings. Slimm has been collecting antiques, and wearing vintage clothes, basically every day, since he was a just a little whipersnapper. |
| Slimm with Justine tenZeldam, at the City Club of San Francisco. The occasion: A viewing of Garbo's Cuban Lover, hosted by the Art Deco Society of California. www.ArtDecoSociety.org |
Photo Gallery
| Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, show, featuring Renny Pritikin, 1998 (see Clown Bike and Rawhide in background). As part of a multidisciplinary festival titled Ecotopia, Slimm and Co-Curators organized a large bicycle show in collaboration with the SF Bicycle Coalition. Exhibited was a history of the mountain bike (developed in Marin County), a display of low rider bikes from the Mission, art bikes, and a prison made bike. From http://www.rennypritikin.com/ |
| Slimm Buick, atop the "world's greatest bicycle", Rawhide. More photos and detail can be found at: Flickr Photo of the "World's Greatest Bicycle" by T-Dawg |
| Slimm, and his little wingman, Gerrit (age 11). The art bikes drew almost as much attention as those doggie diner heads! This is in Alameda, at the world premier of the Head Trip movie. Gotta love LaughingSquid & Cyclecide! |
| The Elvis Bike, shown at SF Moma, Oakland Museum and Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (Slimm Buick, Co-Curator). |
| The "world's greatest bicycle", Rawhide, by Slimm Buick, artist as determined by a random fan! More photos by photographer T-Dawg can be found on Flickr. |
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