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SIMPARCH
2013,2014
Overview
It was June 1999, mid-morning, the day already ablaze, and I was sitting on the front porch of the home of sculptor Rachel Stevens in a downtown neighborhood of Las Cruces, New Mexico, which is about forty-five miles west of El Paso. Las Cruces is sometimes portrayed to be like a picture postcard of the scenic Southwest, but most of the town is grittier. The landscape is dotted with small strip malls. Vacant lots of creosote and mesquite are decorated with plastic bags that become tangled in these desert plants during frequent windstorms.
Stevens’s friend Matt Lynch appeared unannounced: tall,
Publisher
University of Texas Press
ISBN
9780292752979, 0292752970
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