Processing Collapse builds ashwood display cabinet for Mountain Athletic Club at the Skene Memorial Library (Fleischmanns, NY).
In collaboration with Collin Miller, M.A.C. vintage baseball captain and NYCDEP Watershed Forester, we constructed a display case using EAB-afflicted ash. The newly unveiled cabinet contains artifacts of Mountain Athletic Club, the historic baseball club of Fleischmanns.
Work-in-Progress: Hand-carved monument to Eastern hemlock for the Mountain Top Library (Tannersville, NY).
We are crafting hyper-magnified hemlock boughs and local history display cases to surround the vestibule of the Mountain Top Library. The wood for this project came from a hemlock that uprooted over the Kaaterskill Rail Trail in Haines Falls on the grounds of Mountain Top Historical Society.
Follow this project and our ongoing research about the historic extraction and modern collapse of a region-defining tree.
Our residency at Woodstock Artists Association & Museum transformed the YES Gallery into a research center and design studio. We used the space to develop a public artwork proposal for the new Woodstock Library.
Click here to read dispatches from our time in residence.
Processing Collapse presents Lodged and project fundraiser at Hudson Valley Seed Company
Visit the sculpture at 11 Airport Rd, Accord, NY.
Spoons, pallets, and other handcrafted ashwood sculptural objects for sale in the HVSC store. Proceeds support our projects in public libraries.
