The Home And Art Of Maria Eggleston In Mulege, B.C.S., Part 3

In this third post on the home and art of Maria Eggleston 

let's start with how she lays out her work.

The piece above is a bit smaller and has a frame of seashells.

The Home And Art of Maria Eggleston In Mulege, B.C.S., Part 2

Let's continue with our look at the art of Maria Eggleston 

using cut glass, seashells, and other found objects set in a cement base.

The detail above is from a piece that is shown near the bottom below.

N.Y.Times Article Updates Arcosanti

Allison saw an article in the New York Times the other day

 on Paulo Soleri and Arcosanti,

(from which the above photo is taken).

The article, An Early Eco City Faces the Future, 

discusses the handing off of the reigns from Soleri to Jeff Stein as president

 of the parent Cosanti Foundation,

and includes a good slideshow.

This is a big shift for Arcosanti, 

which represents both alternative building and lifestyle,

take a look and let's wish them luck.

For more on my posts on Soleri, Arcosanti, and Cosanti

please click on Paulo Soleri under LABELS on the right side bar.

In the next post we will get back to Maria Eggleston.

The Home And Art Of Maria Eggleston In Mulege, B.C.S., Part 1

One of the highlights to our trip to Mulege, Baja California Sur 

was to meet the artist Maria Eggleston at her home.

There is much to cover here and in the next few posts,

so let us start at the front gate

 where we immediately became aware that we were at the home of an artist.

La Iglesia Santa Barbara De Santa Rosalia In B.C.S.

One of the more interesting buildings in Baja California Sur,

if not a bit out of place,

is the Iglesia Santa Barbara in Santa Rosalia, Baja California Sur.