A Random Dumpster Derived Biography George A Seib was born in St Louis Missouri around 1903. He spent all of his childhood living above a bakery in the Soulard area, across the street from THAT famous Brewery, with his close knit German family. As a gifted child he ended up at the newly built McKinley …
the View from 2323 by Lew Blink (this was written directly after the events of September 24th and 25th.) This project that began as a simple Dumpster Diving experience and spiraled into a complex view of history, identity and cultural exploration. The layers of understanding the nature of this artistic experience needs a written explanation …
The official story of the The View from 2323 This piece was written back in 2016, in the months before the Strange Folk Festival. In 1882 (or 1901), the architect Wilhelm Otto built a house at 2323 Lafayette. Romanesque Revival was the style. It contained a grand ballroom, a fleur-de-lis entry way and amenities of …
These are the Pictures, Data, Newspaper Clippings, and Art work from the original View from 2323 research. In an effort to display the direct evidence that was used to tell the story…here they are! The Folders discovered first and some of their oddly beautiful content! Created by Edna Seib, these organized Folders were used for …
What do you get when you put Dumpster Diving…..History and a lot of weirdness into space and purposefully mix it together? Strange Art!!! These are the Original Facebook Posts from the Strange Folk Event! September 14, 2016 · The View from 2323 is getting real close to being done. Cullen delivered his prints and two …
It began with an Envelope. A square folded paper with a simple message. A Name and an Address How archaic it seems in the modern world to be known by a location but it told you everything one needed to know. 2323 Lafayette Square…at the cross section of streets surrounding an ancient piece of grass. …