100 cones
Clearing out a storage trailer, I found a book called Georgia O’Keefe: 100 Flowers. I had already begun painting traffic cones - they seemed to have proliferated in 2020, while we experienced a pandemic and an mass outcry for social justice. I decided the cones deserved as much careful attention as O’Keefe’s supersized blooms. They are like beacons, calling me to mundane and neglected landscapes, and prompting conversations with strangers as I sketch. It may take a while to get to one hundred.
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Cone, Route 11 (Dinosaur Kingdom Cone)
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Cone, Harrington Road (Cone with Blanket)
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Cone, 2nd Street (Library Cone)
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Cone, East High Street (Phone Cone)
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Cone, Rivanna River Trail (Crack)
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Cone, Dale Avenue (Lithic Cone)
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Cone, Lankford Avenue (Mt. Zion Church)
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Cone, Hazel Street and St. Clair
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Cone, Avon Street (Edgecomb's Cone 2)
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Cones, AT&T Building
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Cone, National Linen Building
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Cone, Old Mills Trail from Rivanna Trail
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Cone, Preston Avenue (BLM Cone)
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Cone, River Road (Dumpster Cone)
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Cone, Avon Street (Edgecomb's Cone 1)
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Cone, Blue Ridge Graphics
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Cone, Hazel Street (Cone with Morning Glories) [sold]
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Cone, Preston Avenue (Bodo's Cone 1)
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Cone, Preston Avenue (Bodo's Cone II)
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Cone, East High Street (Broken Cone)
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Cones, Lewis Street (Cones with 544s)
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Cone, Riverside Park
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Cone, East High Street (Snow Cone)
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Cone, East High Street (Tarleton Oak)
