Please Tell Me a Story About Park City

Please tell me a story about Park City.

I am collecting stories about Park City that I will incorporate into a permanent art installation in the new addition of the Park City Public Library. The stories will be screenprinted onto panels that will be hung in the new space, and these stories will create a landscape that reflects the shapes of the mountains surrounding the city.

You can share your stories with me in person from April 1-4, or through many different outlets. To tell me a story in person, please email me to make an appointment. For other options, please visit www.pleasetellmeastoryaboutparkcity.blogger.com.

If you have any questions as to how these stories will be used or presented, please email me.


Mail: Please Tell Me A Story About Park City c/o Danielle C. Wyckoff
Kendall College of Art and Design
17 Fountain NW
Grand Rapids, MI 49503

Saturday, May 30, 2015

The Homestretch



Carefully transporting the mounted panels from LaFontsee to Dinderbeck, before packing up and heading west. For the Park City Public Library commission. ThanksAbthony and Kyle! @anthonymead5717 @idontknowwhereimgoing ‪#‎LaFontsee‬‪#‎screenprinting‬ ‪#‎parkcitypubliclibrary‬ ‪#‎ilovelittletrucks‬

 Well, lookie there! Van all packed up and ready go, ladder secured atop, thank you Nate. Heading out first to beloved Nebraska on our way to Park City, Utah. @anthonymead5717 ‪#‎parkcitypubliclibrary‬


Hanging the first disc for the Park City Public Library commission.‪#‎parkcitypubliclibrary‬ ‪#‎parkcity‬ ‪#‎publicart‬ ‪#‎mountains‬





Nate has arrived! Anthony and Nate discuss the day's plans. ‪#‎parkcitypubliclibrary‬‪#‎parkcity‬ ‪#‎screenprinting‬ ‪#‎mountains‬ @anthonymead5717


Preparing the panels from which the aluminum discs will hang for the Park City Public Library commission. Such an honor to be installing in this beautiful space!‪#‎parkcitypubliclibrary‬ ‪#‎parkcity‬ ‪#‎screenprinting‬ ‪#‎mountains‬


Anthony and Nate polish and prepare the discs for the Park City Public Library commission. @anthonymead5717 ‪#‎parkcitypubliclibrary‬ ‪#‎parkcity‬ ‪#‎mountains‬‪#‎publicart‬


Sunday, April 19, 2015

Productive Weekend

Production Assistant Anthony rolls out paper for the Park City Public Library project.

Planning the topography of the mountains based on photo references--ski lanes, snow caps, and evergreens #parkcity

References and colors for the Park City Public Library project. #parkcity

Drawing mountains for the Park City Public Library project. #parkcity #drawing

Visit to Park City- April

I spent a few days in Park City, collecting stories for an upcoming permanent art piece that will be installed in the Park City Public Library's Entry Hall.


















Tuesday, March 31, 2015

What are these stories for?

Curious about the final piece? What all these stories are for? Here's a brief snippet from the project proposal, and a sketch of what the final outcome may look like!
"In recognition of how we collect information, internalize knowledge, and how this collection, as well as our community, composes our understandings of ourselves and surroundings, I propose to create a multi-media mountain-scape for the Entry Hall to the Library Center. This piece will consist of approximately twenty panels of screenprinted text and 300 hanging recycled metal discs to greet visitors of Park City Library and to encourage investigation and curiosity"

The screen printed text on the panels will be comprised of stories from the residents of Park City who would like to share. You can share your story about Park City by using any of the options listed at the bottom of this blog!

Monday, March 30, 2015

Here's a message from Danielle Wyckoff on the facebook page...

I will be arriving tomorrow evening and will be posting on this page (facebook.com/PleaseTellMeAStoryAbout) the places where I'll station myself to collect stories. Two on the top of my list: Kimball Art Center and the Park City Library. Any other suggestions would be helpful!