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'History of Choppers' takes a good look at the combination of sculpture, attitude, and individuality known as the Chopper. It is a living history, cobbled together from fact, anecdotes, half-truths, and tall tales. From the biker beginnings to moving right into mainstream, the myths and mysteries surrounding the motorcycle are presented here. There is a serious look at how the media influences public perceptions, as well as a complete background on biker gangs, legitimate or otherwise. thoroughly inspirational and practical resource. lour, illustrated catalogue with a foreword by celebrated artist and designer Gary Panter. Two major texts, written by Judith Tannenbaum and Providence gallerist Sara Agniel, will contextualize Providence's unique art scene. Artists, musicians, writers, and students who created and witnessed it offer shorter texts-reminiscences, anecdotes, and personal perspectives providing a kaleidoscopic portrait of a time and place. The catalogue is being produced in collaboration with the award-winning art director Dan Nadel of PictureBox, Inc. timate portrayal of a small signer for . ll

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Born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Rob Wieland maintained his secret identity as Lou Slim Mahoney while riding across the country. He saw the big party in '03 from both sides of the fence and has toured the plants of every major motorcycle manufacturer more times than he can count. His first biker purchase was a leather jacket, which is required by law in some states before motorcycle courses can be taken.

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