There are certain artists whose visual language is so instantly recognizable that you can spot their work from across the room —or, in this case, across a gallery floor attached to a Land Rover.
I recently stopped by Keith Haring in 3-D at Free Parking, a pop-up exhibition in the West Village dedicated to a lesser-discussed but wildly fun part of Keith Haring’s career: the objects he transformed beyond the canvas. While Haring is most famous for his subway drawings, radiant babies, barking dogs, and dancing figures that helped define downtown New York in the 1980s, this show focused on his three-dimensional works — including two of his rare painted art cars. Continue reading Keith Haring in 3-D: When the Canvas Has Four Wheels→
There’s a unique sense of freedom that comes with owning a car. The first time you turn the ignition and take control of the wheel, it feels like you’ve unlocked a new level of independence. Whether it’s daily commutes, spontaneous road trips, or simply running errands, your car becomes an essential part of your lifestyle. But alongside the joy of vehicle ownership comes a serious responsibility — not just toward your vehicle, but also toward the safety of every other driver and pedestrian you encounter. In this article, we’ll explore key strategies that help you drive safer and keep your car in top condition for years to come. Continue reading Smart Driving: Strategies for Safer Roads and Longer Vehicle Life→
Electric vehicles (EVs) are a driving force in reshaping the tourism industry. With sustainability becoming a top priority for travelers and businesses alike, EV-friendly destinations are more sought-after. Playing a crucial role in this transition are EV charger manufacturers who ensure that charging infrastructure keeps pace with the growing demand. Continue reading Eco-Friendly Travel: How EVs Are Shaping the Tourism Industry→
The Vespa 400 is a rear-engined micro car, produced by ACMA (Ateliers de construction de motocycles et accessoires) from 1957 to 1961. The 400s were built in France under license from Piaggo Group, Italy, the famous maker of millions of Vespa motor scooters.
Yes, this is a Concrete Mixer Truck realistically painted to resemble a peeled Ear of Corn! Spotted at Ocean Concrete on Vancouver’s Granville Island, which is where I also saw This!
