Man Holds Out Money
- See Also
- Finance
- Pilsen
- Lower West Side
- Chicago
- Lowenstein, Jon
- Title Man Holds Out Money
- Caption Each June, Kenneth Morrison, left, throws a party for several hundred friends, family members and fellow Pilsen residents. He roasts a pig then holds belt sander races down a rough, hand-constructed plywood track. The "vehicles" for this race are modified poser tools attached to long extension cords.
- Photographer Lowenstein, Jon
- Date June 11, 2000
- Iso Date 2000-06-11
- Project Location Pilsen (Chicago, Ill.)
- Project Number 1046
- Project Title Belt Sander Races and Pig Roast
- Original Sleeve Title Pig Fest
- Sleeve Caption Belt sander races and pig roast at 2025 S. Halsted Street, the studio and home of Kenneth Morrison. This is a large outdoor party where they will hold belt sander races, modified power tools racing down a 30' track. They are also roasting a pig. They expect 400 people and will have two bands." Event starts at 2:00 pm but things shouldn't be shaking until around 4:30. Loosely associated with Secret order of the Lamprey a group of artists in Chicago.
- Subject Money; American Flag; Men
- Subject Vocabulary Scheme LCSH
- Type Image
- Form Photographs
- Medium Color
- Film Size 35mm
- Sponsorship Funded through the support of the Comer Foundation.
- Host University of Illinois at Chicago. Library.
- Collection CITY 2000 (University of Illinois at Chicago)
- Repository University of Illinois at Chicago. Library. Special Collections and University Archives.
- Citation Cite as [Creator]. [Title], [Identifier]. Comer Archive of Chicago in the Year 2000 (University of Illinois at Chicago).
- Rights Contact photographer for use rights.
- Staff Notes CITY 2000: images from the book
- Local Identifier 38198100256781_23
- Item Url http://collections.carli.illinois.edu/u?/uic_city,5225
- Digital Collection CITY 2000 (University of Illinois at Chicago)
- Rights Contact photographer for use rights.