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COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY
Winter 2018
A critical look at Memphis revival, co-work spaces, DIY culture, kitsch, and other elements of American design in the 21st century, thus far...
“Mulligan” is the culmination of a studio-intensive, interdisciplinary workshop organized and led by Zero-Craft Corp. This workshop took place over the course of four days (Jan. 19 - 22, 2018) and involved undergraduate and graduate students of Colorado State University’s Department of Art & Art History.
For this project, Zero-Craft collaborated with 36 students, divided into 9 teams. Each team was led by one or more CSU graduate students. Teams were challenged to work with a limited material palette, a limited form language, and a limited amount of time throughout the course of the workshop. Through iteration, critique, and collaborative problem solving, each team designed a hole of golf in coordination with all the other teams to create a unified and functional miniature golf course in the Clara Hatton Gallery.
We were blessed with an amazing team of student collaborators for this project. Special thanks to our Team Lead Fellows and student collaborators for their support and energy during the workshop.
Team Lead Fellows: Sonja Allen, Taylor Bisbee, Lauren Faherty, Adam Jones, Andrew Meyer, Carrie Miller, Christy Nelson, Barbara Rudlaff, Samuel Dong Saul, Cory Seymour, Kyle Singer, Emily Sullivan
Project Collaborators: Jessikha Block, Kailee Bosch, Sienna Bosch, Mason Cessna, MaryAnn Friedrich, Anne Geisz, Madison Gould, Kaija Hedman, Isabel Heiland, Meghan Hickey, Will Hipp, Katelyn Hood, Nathan Klein, Wren Macdonald, Saxon Martinez, Justin Missner, Silas Nelson, Amy Noble, Patrick Persichetti, Calista Renfro, John Spokas, Cullen Swenson, Heidi Wanzek
Photography Credit: Justin Missler