125 pages · Hardcover · Limited to 100 individually numbered copies
The Archive goes deeper into The Great Kinyon Project, created for those who want to move beyond the introduction and further into the extraordinary world Dell Kinyon Taylor left behind.
Presented as a 125-page hardcover book and printed on high-quality paper, The Archive brings together an extensive selection of photographs of the house and the things within it. Paintings, jewelry, stained glass, textiles, sculpture, objects, rooms, and fragments of a lifetime appear together as they exist here—not simply as individual works, but as parts of something much larger.
But The Archive was not created simply as a book about Dell's work. It was created as an object within The Great Kinyon Project itself.
Dell spent a lifetime making things. He made the objects, the rooms that held them, and ultimately the environment in which they came to exist together. The Archive continues from that same understanding that an object can carry more than its function. Its photographs, sequence, paper, binding, and physical form have been considered as a whole. The book is meant to be experienced as an object in its own right, while remaining inseparable from the world that gave it reason to exist.
Only 100 copies will ever be produced. Each is individually numbered, and once the edition is complete, it will not be produced again.
125 pages · Hardcover · Limited to 100 individually numbered copies
The Archive goes deeper into The Great Kinyon Project, created for those who want to move beyond the introduction and further into the extraordinary world Dell Kinyon Taylor left behind.
Presented as a 125-page hardcover book and printed on high-quality paper, The Archive brings together an extensive selection of photographs of the house and the things within it. Paintings, jewelry, stained glass, textiles, sculpture, objects, rooms, and fragments of a lifetime appear together as they exist here—not simply as individual works, but as parts of something much larger.
But The Archive was not created simply as a book about Dell's work. It was created as an object within The Great Kinyon Project itself.
Dell spent a lifetime making things. He made the objects, the rooms that held them, and ultimately the environment in which they came to exist together. The Archive continues from that same understanding that an object can carry more than its function. Its photographs, sequence, paper, binding, and physical form have been considered as a whole. The book is meant to be experienced as an object in its own right, while remaining inseparable from the world that gave it reason to exist.
Only 100 copies will ever be produced. Each is individually numbered, and once the edition is complete, it will not be produced again.
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