Kimmel Harding Nelson Center for the Arts

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

Prairie Center of the Arts Residency

The Art Blog write-up for Degrees of Abstraction.

http://www.theartblog.org/2012/02/degrees-of-abstraction-ud-alumni/

New Trails

“Trail Notes” is a creative response to the current recreational use of the Wissahickon park and its correspondence to the legend of "Ma' Rinker’s Rock” (located in the Wissahickon Valley). During the American Revolution Molly Rinker knit atop a rock in the Wissahickon, often dropping balls of yarn containing vital coded messages for the Revolutionary troops who would then run through the valley retrieving the communiqués. By hand-knitting his own containers and exploring the park through running, Zeske seeks to reconnect this exciting moment in the history of the Wissahickon to the experience of running the park today.


Trail Notes
Yarn, wood
7'x 7'x 6'
2011


Tent for Ma Rinker
Tent, yarn, cardboard
7'x 7'x 5'2"
2011

WIssahickon Jog