ok — it’s taken me a couple weeks to decompress from the install, openings, road trip, and catching up with sleep & work, but i’m finally ready to post photos of the entire course.
what’s more, you can call 801.349.3498 to listen to a super-nifty cell phone audio tour. once you’ve called in, simply dial each hole number followed by the # sign (so, for hole 3, you’d dial 3#) to hear each artist talk about their golf hole for about 1.5 minutes.
so, without further ado, i give you holes 1 through 6 of contemporary masters, artist-designed miniature golf. all photos were taken during the public opening reception, june 18, 2010 at the salt lake art center. the next two posts will showcase holes 7-12 and 13-18, respectively.
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hole no.1: kisslan chan
take it easy
artificial turf, plywood, plastic, corner brace
hole no.2: andrew callis
pi hole
wood, carpet, spray paint, latex, acrylic
hole no.3: davina pallone
putting to the center of the earth
wool, cotton, wire, paint, wood
hole no.4: john preus & sara black
the fortuitous sequel to mean means value
inverted, previously-resolved exhibition artifact; inherited fencing lumber; cedar; copper; salt
hole no.5: nathan florence
three graces
salvaged material from neighborhood cleanup piles including wood and polystyrene insulated sheathing, 3form varia ecoresin panels, old fiberglass mannequins, hardware, adhesive, paint, cloth, textiles
hole no.6: loggins merrill
industry
birch plywood, metal, cement, cork, plastic
Posted by madelin coit on 07.13.2010 at 10:14
Thanks for getting such good shots.
The work looks solid, well thought out, play full.
Madelin Coit