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Motorcycle Themed Art Show for Charity

Another charity event aiming to support the Riders for Health non-profit organization will open to the public on July 12, at the SURU Gallery in Los Angeles, California. The exhibit will display objects inspired by the road racing culture, including a motorcycle, helmets and apparel.

All the items featured at the Celeritas show, including the 2009 Suzuki Hayabusa, are painted by famous motorcycling artists like Troy Lee, Jow Hahn or Jesse James.

This show was put together by motorcyclist/actor John Hensley, known primarily for his role on the FX Channel’s Nip/Tuck, and the Linkin Park band member Joe Hahn, owner of the SURU Gallery. Sponsoring the event are Pirelli Tire North America, American Suzuki Motors, Oakley, Troy Lee, and Alpinestars.

Scott Griffin, VP of Pirelli Motorcycle Tire North America, said, “This sponsorship is a natural fit for Pirelli, a company defined by passion. We have a proud and long history of working with artists, actors, and photographers to create Pirelli’s world-famous calendars, videos and other works art. Applying this passion for the benefit of Riders for Health doubles the importance of this creative exhibit and we applaud John and Joe for this incredible accomplishment.”

Other artists participating at the exhibit are: Alex Pardee, Jeff McMillan, Stash, Barry McGee (aka Twist and the artist painting the Hayabusa), Futura, Mark Dean Veca, Usugrow, Joe Hahn, Jim Lee, Jesse James, Troy Lee, James Jean, Audrey Kawasaki, Darren Romanelli, aka DRx, Nathan Cabrera, Mike Shinoda, Estevan Oriol.

The show will run until August 16, at the SURU gallery located at 7662 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles, California. Artwork and limited-edition clothing designed for the show, will be available for purchase for the duration of the exhibit, or for as long as supplies last.
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