Pete's Pool Sound and Video Installation
 by Dan Senn July 12-19, 1997, opening, Saturday, July 12, 2pm, Free

For many years Pete's Pool was a focal point of social activity 
for the people of the Enumclaw Plateau. Within its cold, cold, 
cold water, people from towns and farms alike were united in 
a community of fun and fellowship created by Pete Chorak's 
imagination and entrepreneurship. Now, on a grant from the 
King County Arts Commission Hotel-Motel Tax, and with the 
support of the Enumclaw Arts Commission, the stories and 
poems of this bygone time have been collected for presentation 
in an installation of video and sound by Washington State artist 
Dan Senn. The exhibition will be located in the stand of old 
growth trees where Pete's Pool once bubbled and feature 
Plateau residents speaking on video amidst Senn's sounding 
sculptures. For more information call the Enumclaw Arts 
Commission at (360) 802-0232. 

 ° Installation Design: Video and Sculptural Aspects
 ° Pete's Pool poem by Betty Brown
 ° Initial Call for Participation: Your Stories Are Needed
 ° Canopy Lyre detail (indoor version), (view 1), (view 2)
 ° Press

° More about Dan Senn