his record breaker prints. Other book jackets followed. Leap into Legend by Steve Holter, Race against the Odds again by Kevin Desmond. and "The British Are Coming, British Record Breaking and the people that made it Happen" by Mike Varndell (. Benjamins has also evoked historic aviation scenes. In recognition of his service to powerboating via his Speed record breaker paintings, in 2007 he was awarded the Heritage Motorboat TrophyIn March 2018, Benjamins was awarded the honor of producing the artwork for the 30th Motorsports Hall of Fame of America inductee awards. They induct between 6 and 10 people annually who have played very significant roles in aviation, boating and motor racing. The Motorsports Hall of Fame of America used Benjamins' artwork for all publicity posters and yearbooks for this event. Previous inductees include, Mario Andretti, Arie Luyendyk, Richard Petty, Howard Hughes, Bobby Allison, Rusty Wallace, Emerson Fittipaldi and many more. Exhibitions His first contact with the motorracing enthusiasts started in 1972 at a small Racing Car Show in the Netherlands, followed by shows in Zandvoort during their Grands Prix there. This is where he received encouragement from Formula One team bosses Ken Tyrrell, Teddy Mayer and driver Emerson Fittipaldi. A 1975 showing at the Whitechapel Art Gallery and a One-Man 1979 London exhibition allowed him to introduce both his motor racing and Science fantasy paintings and which culminated in exhibitions in Venice (Museum of Modern Art) and in Mdina, Malta. From 1983 he became a regular exhibitor at the British Racing Car Shows in London and Birmingham and at the Silverstone Coys festivals and Goodwood Festivals of Speed. In 1998 he had a one-man exhibition at the 'Napier Gallery' on Jersey. The show's patron was a Formula-1 sponsor and was officially opened by the Formula-1 team boss, Eddie Jordan. Since his US arrival, Arthur Benjamins has exhibited in Scottsdale, various Arizona Fine Art Expos. Barrett-Jackson car auctions and various shows in Palm Springs, California. He currently teaches Neoplasticism for the 'Children's Art Program' at the Peoria (AZ) library. He was invited to support the American Healing Arts Foundation for veterans by teaching Neoplasticism and with which he will continue. Change of style In 2000, he embarked on a period of transition, culminating in a change of painting style which leans towards abstract. Motoring magazine Classic & Sports Car featured a two-page article on his new style. Since his move