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The Five
200 pages · Hardcover · Five unique editions · Original work or object by Dell Kinyon Taylor · Private tour of the home · Private archive access
There will be only five.
Each book is created individually, and no two will be the same. At the center is a 200-page hardcover book, produced on high-quality paper and filled with an extensive selection of photographs from across The Great Kinyon Project. Each book is considered as an object in its own right and belongs only to its particular edition.
The five are not variations of the same thing. Each is assembled around what has been chosen for it. An original painting, watercolor, etching, or other object made by Dell Kinyon Taylor accompanies each one, making every edition fundamentally different from the other four. What belongs to one will never be repeated in another.
Each of the five also carries an experience that exists almost entirely outside the public side of The Great Kinyon Project.
The holder is invited into Dell's home for a private tour, followed by access to the private archive—a part of the body of work that very few people will ever have the opportunity to enter and experience. Much of what Dell made cannot be understood through an exhibition, a website, or even these books. There are things that remain here, relationships between objects that have never been separated, and parts of his life that can only be understood by being in their presence.
This access is intentionally rare. It is not part of the public tours and is not an experience that can ordinarily be reserved or purchased on its own. It exists as part of these five because the experience of the place is inseparable from understanding what each carries with it.
These five exist at the meeting point between Dell's life and what The Great Kinyon Project is becoming. Something made by his hands leaves the house alongside something created because of what he left behind.
There will be no second edition and no repetition of these five. Each will leave differently, carrying its own piece of the whole.
200 pages · Hardcover · Five unique editions · Original work or object by Dell Kinyon Taylor · Private tour of the home · Private archive access
There will be only five.
Each book is created individually, and no two will be the same. At the center is a 200-page hardcover book, produced on high-quality paper and filled with an extensive selection of photographs from across The Great Kinyon Project. Each book is considered as an object in its own right and belongs only to its particular edition.
The five are not variations of the same thing. Each is assembled around what has been chosen for it. An original painting, watercolor, etching, or other object made by Dell Kinyon Taylor accompanies each one, making every edition fundamentally different from the other four. What belongs to one will never be repeated in another.
Each of the five also carries an experience that exists almost entirely outside the public side of The Great Kinyon Project.
The holder is invited into Dell's home for a private tour, followed by access to the private archive—a part of the body of work that very few people will ever have the opportunity to enter and experience. Much of what Dell made cannot be understood through an exhibition, a website, or even these books. There are things that remain here, relationships between objects that have never been separated, and parts of his life that can only be understood by being in their presence.
This access is intentionally rare. It is not part of the public tours and is not an experience that can ordinarily be reserved or purchased on its own. It exists as part of these five because the experience of the place is inseparable from understanding what each carries with it.
These five exist at the meeting point between Dell's life and what The Great Kinyon Project is becoming. Something made by his hands leaves the house alongside something created because of what he left behind.
There will be no second edition and no repetition of these five. Each will leave differently, carrying its own piece of the whole.