Just a quick note that I’ll be
speaking—along side Bob Parlee—at the Aldrich Museum on Sunday, November 15.
The museum writes: “Join cutting-edge American
bicycle designers Bob Parlee of Parlee Cycles and Rob Vandermark of Seven
Cycles as Aldrich curator Mónica Ramírez-Montagut moderates a discussion on new
technology in bike design, with an emphasis on frame materials such as carbon
fiber and titanium.”
If you’re in town, I think it’s going
to be an interesting session. Bob is
always worth talking with, and the Aldrich Museum’s current bike exhibit is
really well designed.
About the exhibit:
http://www.aldrichart.org/exhibitions/bikes.php
“The
multidisciplinary project will feature approximately thirty works from around
the world, including functional cycles—ranging from cutting–edge designs to
populist expressions—as well as bicycle–inspired sculpture and video.
“Mónica
Ramírez–Montagut agreed that the bikes on view, “represent different identities
and serve new and distinct functions. Avid bike riders, amateur bike
aficionados, recreational bikers, artists, cutting–edge designers, and the
community at large are all reconsidering bicycles through their personal point
of view: their own ideal bike.””
Here
are the details for Sunday’s talk:
Sunday, November 15 at 4 pm
Members and children 18 and under – FREE
Non-members - $10.00
You can register online
The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum
258 Main Street, Ridgefield, CT 06877
T: 203.438.4519
Hope to see people there!
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