Vol. 9 | Art of Transport

A Conversation with Mike Prichinello, the Creative Director of NYC's Classic Car Club

I don’t like to buy what people want right now. I always try to find what people are going to want in a few years. Like, now, I am really in

Gard Hollinger talks Art, Ambition, and Arch Motorcycle

Long before Gard Hollinger co-founded Arch Motorcycle with Keanu Reeves, he was an eight-year old kid living on Mulholland Drive and joyridi

Just a Girl in a Motocross World: A conversation with professional sports photographer Krystyn Slack

She found herself on the ground, with her legs stuck between the fender and the front tire of the motorcycle. She remembers being worried ab

Glimpse into the Future of Automated Transport

Cars and trucks are not the only modes of transportation facing an automated future. In 2018, German automaker BMW unveiled an autonomous mo

How Evansville's Thunderbolts & Landing Ship, Tanks Helped the Allies in WWII

“Republic Aviation originally built the planes in Farmingdale, New York — before they were built in Evansville,” states Lonnberg. "Whe

The TWA Hotel: America's Aviation Icon Returns

Founded in 1930, guided by Howard Hughes (1905 — 1976) between 1939 and 1960, and plagued by serious financial issues throughout the 1980s a

The New York City Subway: A ludicrous concoction of clashes

While NYC awaits its newest train car fleet, it's hard not to think back to IRT's now-abandoned City Hall Station, where the storied

Revisiting The Golden Age of Railroad Advertising

Advertising is often about two things — competing, and responding to the times. Since the beginning of commercial railroad travel in the 183

Circle the Wagons! How covered wagons opened the West and changed history

Art depictions of the prairie schooner far outnumber those of the Conestoga, even though that heavier wagon is the more elegant one. But bec

A Word About Transport: Poems by Wordsworth, Pound, and Frost

A Visual History of the Howdah: A photo essay

A Visual History of the Howdah: A photo essay | Ideal portrait of Sitti Hatun, Mehmed's second wife (late 15th century) Artist Unknown

Battles of Barbary Pirates and Privateers: A photo essay

Battles of Barbary Pirates and Privateers: A photo essay 1538 Battle of Preveza (1866) by Ohannes Umed Behzad | A French ship and Barbary p

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