
The birth of the SLAB
Houston whimsy art cars
Where two car worlds collide
YOUR GOAL
Master of Slabs and art cars
futura Houston Art Cars and Slabs
Slow, low, and bangin', slow, low, and bangin', Poppin' neon trunks on the avenue!

futura A whimsical monument built from recycled materials serves as the spiritual home for Houston's Art Car culture.

futura Houston hosts the oldest and largest Art Car Parade in the world, celebrating creative expression on wheels.
Singing fish: The 'Sashimi Tabernacle Choir' art car features over 250 singing fish that are fully operated by a custom computer program.
A vehicle that has been modified or decorated as a form of personal artistic expression. In 1984, Ann Harithas curated a Houston exhibition that helped legitimize these customized vehicles as contemporary art.
What popular novelty item covers the exterior of the famous 'Sashimi Tabernacle Choir' art car?
In what year was the very first Houston Art Car Parade held, featuring just 40 cars?
What everyday object was glued all over the famous 1984 'Fruitmobile' created by artist Ann Harithas?
How many spectators does the annual Houston Art Car Parade typically attract to the city streets today?
Which vehicle served as the base for the famous singing-fish car, the 'Sashimi Tabernacle Choir'?
Which Houston folk art monument, built from recycled bricks and tractor parts, organizes the annual Art Car Parade?
Who spent 26 years building the whimsical Orange Show monument using found objects in Houston?
