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Home Work: Handbuilt Shelter
ELIPHANTE
Michael Kahn's Sculptural Village in the Arizona DesertThe image below is a two-page spread (pages 128-129) from Home Work: Handbuilt Shelter. Click on any of the photos on the image to see a larger popup window of that photo (close popup window before clicking another photo). Page text is included below the spread.
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Page 128 Text: Pipe Dreams is Mike’s most recent building, and it’s an art gallery of his paintings, a labyrinth of a building with dozens of rooms, tableaus, displays of paintings, fabrics, tilework, stonework, stained-glass-colored beams of light reflecting on walls and floors. Mike’s friends David O’Keefe and Michael Glastonbury collaborated with him in the spontaneous creation and construction process.
As you can see from these eight pages, Mike ended up building a sculptural village. He says he was inspired mostly by sculptor Conrad Malicoat of Provincetown, and by the book Shelter, “. . . not only ideas and techniques, but an undercurrent of creative inspiration, a trust that things will work out.”
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Page 129 Text:
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