A new cell phone tower, in someone’s backyard.

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Odd handpainted sign relegated to a parking lot, Oakland, CA.

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[above images: original advertisements from the Metropolis Chronicle, published in Metropolis, Nevada, USA, July 15, 1912.]

The fabrication for the work Reclamation was a bit complicated and involved many discussions with the Fearless Installation Wizard, Ron Bernstein. Ron works as Coordinator Materials at the Jan Van Eyck Academie and is an artist also. Ron was amazingly generous with his time and experience in the many stages of producing the work, for which I’m very grateful. As he demonstrates in the above image, sometimes you just have to make a sketch with materials at hand.

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Long time no blog, because of this.

Amazingly, I still remember the login, so here we go again.

[above image: original advertisement from the Metropolis Chronicle, reproduced from a scan of microfilm, originally published in Metropolis, Nevada, USA, July 15, 1912. John B. Crapo was an assistant to the director of the Metropolis promotional campaign.]

I worked on the design and layout for this ad with Richard Woods, which just ran as a full page in Frieze. The exhibition is at Milton Keynes Gallery, full info here.

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This modification to a sign is something of a landmark on Nevada’s I-95.

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