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The homestead cabins that dot the wild desert landscape of Wonder Valley can provoke both curiosity and unease in the outsider, but to the residents of Wonder Valley they’re home. They connect us as a community.
The homesteads have featured prominently in my work. The works, projects, and resources linked on this page explore the cultural legacy of the Small-Tract Homestead Act in Southern California's high desert. |
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- artwork inspired by the homestead cabins
- Wonder Valley Homestead Cabin Festival organized with Wonder Valley Arts in February-March 2008
- more about the 2008 Festival, events, participants, as well as occasional updates, on Homestead Is Where the Art Is, the blog of the Cabin Festival
- Jackrabbit Homestead: Kim Stringfellow's web-based multimedia project, and also featured exhibition at the Autry National Center, includes me in free downloadable audio tour and stories as well as in the book.
- text of presentation Home: Finding Our Place
- the installation still living/the secret garden traveling across the Pacific as part of the Wandering Archives
- The Pink Cabin - a story of disappearance
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Image of C. Carraher by Kim Stringfellow |
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