Mitchell Schmidt

author

Iowa City artist Coyne's latest project to travel to Nome

Artist John Coyne is traveling nearly 4,000 miles by truck, ferry and plane from his home in Iowa City, Iowa, to Nome, Alaska. Accompanying him will be four handmade crates containing 16 pieces 40 to 50 pounds each of cast aluminum alloy.

By Mitchell Schmidt●

October 11, 2012 at 2:44 pm

Mitchell Schmidt

author

Iowa City artist Coyne's latest project to travel to Nome

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