Project Visual Overview
- Looking north up the Rio Grande Gorge with its many side canyons
- Looking south on the Rio Grande just below the confluence of the Rio Pueblo de Taos
- Looking south down the Rio Pueblo de Taos Canyon
- Looking north towards the confluence on the Rio Grande
- The confluence with the Rio Grande
- Trailhead for the Slide Trail leading to the Midden Site
- The area supports a multitude of wildlife connected to the water flow
- The end of Taos County Road 110
- The moody canyon of the Rio Pueblo de Taos
- White paint dumped over the rim
- Trash moves through basalt flows in the side arroyo
- Tire in water
- The rim
- The children's Midden group
- Target glass and bones
- Target canyon sky
- Target canyon sky
- Target canyon sky
- Smashed computer leaching toxins
- Sick racoon amongst trash
- Riddled and beyond
- 'Ol 08, the purple car
- Midden Temple from the base of the side arroyo
- Culvert group
- Boulders integrate automobile
- Big screen tv, now an unholy trough
- Who is going to pick it all up?
- Used diaper pile
- Two televisions
- Piled on piles
- One of hundreds of discarded toys
- Navity group
- Mounds and mountains
- Large furniture and construction debris
- Figures
- Decomposing mattress
- Clothing pile measuring 60 by 30 feet
- Child amongst trash
- Chair in heap
- Ample load of construction debris
- A lot of everything
- Shot up radioactive waste drum, Miranda Canyon
- Closeup of radioactive waste drum
- The vigil at dusk
- The Bachelor Party Marching Band and evening offering
- Teddy Potty message
- New signs for Taos County Midden sites
- Lead toxin information added to tv target
- Contra base offering on the point
- Contemplative chair
- A firearm response to a simple request
- Ben on camera for the trash camera ball
- The trash camera ball in the retreival wok
- The trash camera ball after the drop
- Installing the can phone
- Bradford recording the weight of the wind at the can phone
- Can phone lines down
- Can phone closeup
- Cans and 200 feet of line
- Children using the can phone
- Great reception at the can phone
- Can phone cap continues the conversation
- Whitish case corner
- Three objects
- The trash camera ball presented in retrieval wok
- Photo refrigerator and observation
- Large photos and reflective statement
- Distorted lead slugs
- Detail of refrigerator interior
- Clear, distilled and cased
- Casing in a case
- Archeology case and large photos
- Vista Grande 10th graders with their improvised installation message created with materials from the children's midden pile
- Vista Grande teachers Ned Dougherty and Ms T. at the midden site
- Vista Grande High School 10th graders interview each other at the children's midden while gathering materials for installations
- Vista Grande High School Art and Activism Class gather materials for improvised installations
- Ideas for an afternoon at the site with Vista Grande 10th grade
- Chrysalis High School can phone re-installation preparations
- Chrysalis High School students finishing the re-installation of the can phone
- Chrysalis High School students on the south side, can phone re-install
- Chrysalis High School students during can phone re-install
- Lorenzo Gutierrez from Taos Solid Waste addressing students at Vista Grande High School
- Vista Grande seniors interviewing sophomores on the participation in creating the mural
- Harvested raw materials
- Beginning classroom work on individual squares, Vista Grande High School
- Beginning to assemble the squares
- 'Trash is Like a Disease, It Spreads Everywhere' finished work
- Vista Grande 10th grade sign detail
- Bullet casings, class work, Vista Grande High School
- Breaking down and reordering trash
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