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Shandaken Kiosk Project

Hello people of Shandaken. Here are draft designs for the tourism information kiosks to be erected in Shandaken later this year. There will be four kiosks with eight  24" x 36" panels each.  Each Kiosk will have 4 general town-wide panels: a road map, recreation map, history panel, and annual festivals.  Each kiosk will also have four panels with detailed information about the hamlet region they are located in, Pine Hill, Big Indian, Shandaken, and Phoenicia. Please take a few minutes to look over these designs.  If you find something in error, or wish to make constructive comments, contact me via email.  dave@esopuscreek.com

Thanks! 

Dave Channon

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Town Wide General Panels:  Shandaken Road MapRecreation Map  -  History  -  Annual Festivals

Hamlet Region Road Maps:  Pine Hill - Big Indian - Shandaken - Phoenicia

Hamlet Region Recreation Maps:  Pine Hill - Big Indian - Shandaken - Phoenicia

Hamlet Region History panels:   Pine Hill - Big Indian - Shandaken - Phoenicia

Hamlet Region "Free" Panels:  Pine Hill - Big Indian - Shandaken - Phoenicia
("Free" panels include additional information about each area.)

 

Phoenicia panels include: Chichester, Woodland Valley, Mt.Pleasant and Mt. Tremper

Shandaken panels include:  Allaben and Bushnellsville

Big Indian panels include:  Oliverea

Pine Hill panels include:  Highmount

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Public Review of Designs for Shandaken Tourism Information Kiosks:

Please Click on any you feel knowledgeable about and would like to comment on.

 

Town-Wide General Panels:   * MAP * Recreation * History * Festivals *

Hamlet Map Panels:                  * Phoenicia * Shandaken * Big Indian * Pine Hill *

Hamlet History Panels:             * Phoenicia * Shandaken * Big Indian * Pine Hill *

Hamlet Recreation Panels:      * Phoenicia * Shandaken * Big Indian * Pine Hill *

Hamlet "Extra" Panels:             * Phoenicia * Shandaken * Big Indian * Pine Hill *

 

Reply to: Dave Channon        845-688-2977   dave@esopuscreek.com

 

Phoenicia panels include: Phoenicia, Woodland Valley, Chichester, Mt Pleasant and Mt Tremper

Shandaken panels include: Shandaken, Allaben, and Bushnellsville

Big Indian Panels include: Big Indian and Oliverea

Pine Hill panels include: Pine Hill and Highmount

 

The "Extra" panels vary for each hamlet:

Phoenicia: Chichester to Mt Tremper business map,

Shandaken: the Portal and NYC water supply story,

Big Indian: history of railroads and the Hudson River school of art,

Pine Hill: Belleayre Ski Area Information.

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

Dave Channon is an exhibiting painter, sculptor and multimedia artist. Apprentice to Joseph Cornell in 1969 at the age of seventeen, Channon has worked with many important artists, including Red Grooms, Peter Max, Keith Haring, Phillip Guston and Robert Indiana.

His first show was in 1979 at Franklin Furnace, an alternative art space in lower Manhattan. His oversize sculptures have been reviewed in Art in America, the New York Times, the New Yorker, The Village Voice and New York magazine. Channon has exhibited paintings and sculptures in The New School, The Brooklyn Museum, Ft. Pierce Art Museum, galleries in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Woodstock and Phoenicia, The Kingston Biennial, and the Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture in Pocantico Hills, NY.

During the 90s, Channon focused on video art. He had his inventive programs included in a Venice Biennale, exhibited in museums, clubs and galleries, cablecast on Public Access television and broadcast by satellite internationally.

Moving to the Catskills in 1999, he began welding steel sculptures at his studio in Shandaken. He also works in oils, digital graphics, video production, animation, website design and illustration.  Studio visits by appointment.

Virtual tour of sculpture garden by photographer Tequila Minsky

 

"Chamelionaire" (detail) at Limner Gallery in Hudson N.Y.

 


"Popeye" 2012

"La Lune" 2012  See more Photos


"Tree Hugger" 49A Sculpture Park 2011

 

"No Fracking"  Kingston Biennial  2011 through November 1

 

"Roc"   2011

      

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cindy