| Abstract sculptor Mel Kendrick works with a variety of woods found in nature and the lumber yard that he cuts up, pierces, gouges, re-works and evisceratesoften recombining pieces in new configurations that usually end up cast in bronze. The artist uses a related process of cutting and joining varied pieces of wood in the creation of wood block prints. Kendrick illustrated, with abstract wood block prints, "Kora in Hell", published in 1998 by Arion Press, a book reflecting poet William Carlos Wi (showing 500 of 1939 characters). |
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