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Aspects of Mel's Hole: Artists Respond to a Paranormal Land Event Occurring in Radiospace
Catalog of an exhibition held at California State University in Fullerton, Grand Central Art Center, Sept. 6-Oct. 19, 2008
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144 pages, Hardcover
First published September 1, 2008
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November 29, 2013
Maybe I read about it in a collection of art by Paul Lafolley.
I forgot where I initially encountered Mel's hole (though it wasn't through Art Bell or his radio show, which I have never heard), but I have been fascinated by the whole hole phenomenon, and not simply the impossible hole itself, ever since.
This catalog from a most unlikely exhibition comprises essays, artworks—many quite good— and a short story, all inspired by this "paranormal land event occurring in radiospace." Meanwhile here is a Washington geologist, debunking the tale-spinner calling himself Mel Waters and showing off a mundane hole that was possibly the basis for Mel's hole. I liked the responses of the artists and writers herein better. Just saying.
I forgot where I initially encountered Mel's hole (though it wasn't through Art Bell or his radio show, which I have never heard), but I have been fascinated by the whole hole phenomenon, and not simply the impossible hole itself, ever since.
This catalog from a most unlikely exhibition comprises essays, artworks—many quite good— and a short story, all inspired by this "paranormal land event occurring in radiospace." Meanwhile here is a Washington geologist, debunking the tale-spinner calling himself Mel Waters and showing off a mundane hole that was possibly the basis for Mel's hole. I liked the responses of the artists and writers herein better. Just saying.
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