by Keith Plocek

"Paired with Budd in the main gallery space is fellow San Antonian Jimmy Kuehnle. Their works have been clumped together under the title, 'Waiting to Explode', and although that phrase aptly describes both their projects, the artists seem bound together more by friendship than shared artistic practices." ...

by Lisa Ray

"Heads up, museum district residents. This afternoon, a man in a huge, green, inflatable suit will be running frantically through your neighborhood." ...

by Catherine Walworth

"It's hard to miss them, the new power couple on the art scene these days. He's loud, tall, and over-the-top. She's cool, uiet, and sharp as a tack." ...

by Dan Goddard

"UTSA graduate Jimmy Kuehnle, who rode to fame on his First Friday art bike tours, has de-constructed corporate logos, reducing them to the binary codes required for them to appear on computer screens." ...

by Elaine Wolff

"In the end, though, it's the images that stay with me and make my heart beat faster as I think about the future of art in San Antonio: Ken Little smiling as he rode Jimmy Kuehnle's art-making bike at the UTSA Satellite Space,..."

by Catherine Walworth

"First, Jimmy Kuehnle is nothing if not all the way out there for us. He arrived in town ready to produce art bikes and matching suits - a medium he had been experimenting with in Japan." ...

by Jefferson Robbins

"Jimmy Kuehnle makes art you can use to ride to work, dip your chips or observe your progress through life." ...

by Jeff M. Ward

"The multiple television sets in Jimmy Kuehnle's installation, though quantitatively less than Golden's keys, seem mor varied. Here, the difference between a wood-paneled box and a contemporary white, plastic thirteen-inch model adds a textured postapocalyptic junkyard feel to Kuehnle's unfolding narrative." ...

"The multiple television sets in Jimmy Kuehnle's installation, though quantitatively less than Golden's keys, seem mor varied. Here, the difference between a wood-paneled box and a contemporary white, plastic thirteen-inch model adds a textured postapocalyptic junkyard feel to Kuehnle's unfolding narrative." ...

by Dan Goddard

"By comparison, Kuehnle's video works from a recent show at Project Row Houses in Houston seem almost tame. Although you don't really want to look into the lap of the 'Naked Man Chair,' a chair you can sit in made with a pair of video screens forming the seat and back" ...

by Keith Plocek

"Jimmy Kuehnle has been getting a lot of buzz lately with his art bikes, crazy, rolling contraptions that either paint or film while he pedals, but his installation at PRH is a little more subdued." ...

by Dan Goddard

"Kuehnle's bikes aren't quite the same without the presence of the tall, lanky artist, who doesn't shy from media attention." ...

by Catherine Walworth

"Kuehnle exhibits bicycles he creates and rides for performances -'Fuck Bike' and 'The Bike that Draws' - as well as spacey costumes. Whatever you think of his performances, you have to respect his arty verve."

by Kin Man Hui

"Artist jimmy Kuehnle and his brother-in-law Josh Thomas haul Kuehnle's art piece, what he calls a commentary on surveillance in society." ...

by Dan Goddard

"Certainly one of the most unusual spectacles of the past year has been bike-riding performance aritist Jimmy Kuehnle's expeditions from UTSA to the Blue Star Arts Complex for First Friday in Southtown." ...

by Rebecca S. Cohen

"...and the very weird Fuck Bike (2004) by Jimmy Kuehnle.."

by JR Compton

"Lombardi was where a guy who"d been riding around on his bike all day in the guise of The Invisible Bicycle - clear plastic shirt and pants over white underwear briefs - fit right in with Mari Omon's haunting tea-bag cloud, though the installation overall was terribly cluttered; Rosalyn Bodycomb's somber grayscale paintings; Jimmy Kuehnle's Invisible Bike, which he rides every First Friday in San Antonio"...

by Elaine Wolff

"UTSA graduate art student Jimmy Kuehnle - who is becoming know around town as the 'art bike guy' for his mobile, wheeled sculptures that he rides to the city's cultural institutions of First Fridays - was recently warned by a faculty member that he should ease up on his PR or he might become a pest." ...

by Dan Goddard

"First Friday in Southtown gets and early start as artist Jimmy Kuehnle plans to begin his cross-city 'Bicycle That Draws' tour at 10 a.m. at UTSA with stops at the museums and other art institutions during the day." ...

by Aaron Block and Elaine Wolff

"For San Antonio's Phileas Fogg participation is the name of the game." ...

by Jim Weber

"Self-proclaimed bike artist Jimmy Kuehnle cruises North Parkway Sunday on a 7-foot cycyle he calls High Feaver." ...