KSR on the web

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General Baltimore KSR Links

• American Visionary Art Museum, the good people who sponsor the Baltimore Kinetic Sculpture Race.
• Karen Wallace’s Kinetic Costuming Guide provides excellent recommendations for procuring the garb to be a well-dressed spectator.

Nearby Races

• Kensington Kinetic Sculpture Derby in Philadelphia.

For a directory of other races around the world, see Kinetic Kingdom Links from the World Championship race.

Building a Sculpture

For links about building your own sculpture, see the Enter! page.

2009 Baltimore Race

• More than 400 additional photos by KineticBaltimore.com photographers.
• Shawn Levin’s gallery of photos throughout the race.
• Baltimore Sun coverage of the Johns Hopkins Twitter Jay entry.
• Johns Hopkins University Newsletter advance coverage of their Twitter Jay entry.
• A Different Kind of Race from NowPublic.com.
• The Photogenic City blog posting.
• Arkntina’s Flickr gallery from the water and mud.
• Mark Barry’s Flickr gallery.
• Marian Leibforth Chaprnka’s Flickr gallery.
• Patrick Power’s Flickr gallery.
• Lori and Chip’s Picasa gallery.
• Chris’ Picasa gallery.
• Mike Tunes’ photo album.
• David Jennings’ Flickr gallery.
• Jonathan Sullivan’s Flickr gallery.

2008 Baltimore Race

• Andras Frenyo’s Panoramic Photo Blog at the waterfront (very cool!)
• NowPublic.com coverage of the race
• Search YouTube for videos of the 2008 Baltimore Kinetic Sculpture Race
• AvamKineticSculptureRace photo group on Flickr
• Jennings David L Flickr album
• Sue Harris-Phillips’ Picasa album—photos taken by the Champion team
• The Skipping Hippy photos
• Mortem Critte Chris’s Picasa album
• Karen’s Kodak gallery
• The Kojo Nnamdi Show on WAMU-FM had advance coverage of the race. After you click “Listen to this Segment”, skip to 4:40 minutes into the recording to hear the segment.
• The Washington Post had “Save the Date” advance coverage in April.

2007 Baltimore Race

• Mark Barry’s Flikr Photos from throughout the race
• Joo Chung’s photos from the mud pit
• SNEW Racing Team Blog of the New Age Viking Hill Master team from New England
• Jay Rubin’s video on YouTube
• Arkntina’s Photos from the water and mud on Flickr
• alias Bruce photos from throughout the race
• yellojkt’s blog posting and Flickr photos
• Mark Barry’s Blog Entry
• Marian Chaprnka’s Photos of the UMBC You’ve Got What It Takes team.
• Heatherjeana’s Flickr Photos from the Jazz Hand team

2006 Baltimore Race

• Joe Loong’s Video on YouTube
• Mark Barry’s Blog Entry
• Andras Frenyo’s Panoramic Photo Blog
• markart’s Flikr Photos—especially this one
• JoeLogon’s Flikr Photos
• phil_g’s Flikr Photos
• Baltimore County Public Schools website describes the Carver Center’s entry, Yellow Submarine
• The Examiner annouces the race.
• The Baltimore Sun’s article. (costs $4)

2005 Baltimore Race

• BaltimoreStories.com’s advance article.
• Slashdot, nerd blog
• Mark Barry’s Blog Entry
• L’Internaute covers the race in French

2004 Baltimore Race

• Ellin Beltz’s Website, including photos, details, and a Ferndale perspective.
• The North Coast Journal article, from Humboldt County, California.
• Karen Wallace’s Photos from throughout the race.
• Joo Chung’s Photos from Patterson Park and the Museum of Industry.
• Eric Cassel’s Photos from Canton Waterfront and Federal Hill.
• Bartmobile’s Webshots album of the Carver Coupe.
• Slashdot, nerd blog
• Roadside America describes the race.

2003 Baltimore Race

• A Wired.com article.
• BaltimoreStories.com’s story of the race.
• Slashdot nerd blog

2002 Baltimore Race

• Joo Chung’s Photos, including the Ice Segment.  This was the only year ice was included in the race.

2001 Baltimore Race

• An audio story on NPR’s Weekend All Things Considered.

2000 Baltimore Race

• The Washington Post article.
• Baltimore CityPaper coverage of the Fairmont-Harford High School’s entry.

General KSR Links

These websites have more information about the global Kinetic Sculpture movement.

• Official World Kinetic Sculpture Race Championship Site, for the race from Arcata to Ferndale, California, including links to KSRs all over the world.