Bathers
Portalnd, ME: (self-published), 2025.
Condition: Fine
Softcover
25 copies SIGNED
Ten years ago, a mentor of mine told me about the Skowhegan School of Sculpture and Painting. They described it as an impossible place—a utopic, broken, spicy, melting place. A place where every year there was inconceivable growth, uncountable tick bites, and deep love. They also told me that every year there was mud wrestling. In 2024, I spent the summer at Skowhegan. There I heard even more about the faux-tradition of mud wrestling on that property, an unsanctioned but seemingly inevitable event of the summer that dated back decades. I spent a few days shoveling, raking, and lugging buckets of lake water until one night, we bathed. First in the mud. Then in the lake. Item #28937
Price: $50.00
