Brooklyn artist and cyclist Eric Corriel is looking for contributions to his public exhibit, A History of Cycling in Brooklyn. The video installation at the Brooklyn Historical Society includes bicycles in Brooklyn from 1880 to present. Visit www.brooklyncycling.com for more info.
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Wish I could get to NY to see this. The artist added some Major Taylor images last week.