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Curiosities in an Integrated World: Jack Larimore and Stephen Hogbin. This work will bring together cabinets and contents so that they are one and the same. The cabinet will unfold in an organic process with each hinged section revealed as a part of a "conversation." Stephen Hogbin/Jack Larimore's proposed cabinet Curiosities in Integration H:6' wood, mixed media 2002 Chest Within a Bowl: Gordon Peteran. This cabinet addresses the relationship between the furniture and turning fields. Although the carcass of this mid 19th century chest wiggles slightly within its host, it does not seem to fully escape from the bowl's embrace. The dove-tailed knobs of the bowl's interior allow only the top two drawers to open. Gordon Peteran's proposed cabinet Chest in a Bowl Dia: 20" wood 2002 Spin Tops Cabinet: Christopher Weiland and Kelly DeLor. This exhibit will contain six small wall mounted cabinets each housing one special spinning top. Kelly DeLor, a 7 year old, will create a color pencil drawing of a spinning top for the outside of each cabinet. Christopher Weiland, Kelly DeLor's proposed cabinet Spin Tops Cabinet 6 @ H: 18" W: 18" wood, cardboard, colored pencil 2002 Revolution/Evolution: Kurt Nielsen and Dan Essig. This piece expounds on the theme of the evo ution of our ever-turning world and its precious life forms. It will contain a collection of special books celebrating small often-overlooked natural objects. Kurt Nielsen/ Dan Essig's proposed cabinet Revolution/Evolution H: 41.5" Dia. 16" rubberwood, various maples, mixed media books 2002 Next Page Jump to Page: 1 2 3 4