Timeline
Here are some of the things that need to get done to
create the Phoenix Temple. The scheduling right now is tentative, but
helpful, to get a sense of it all.
Scheduling those things that can get done sooner rather than later will
hopefully eliminate us being swamped with too much to do in July and
August. Let’s keep it fun, right?
Please make a note of what you plan on working on or may now
be interested in. Let us know if we can
expect you.
THE EGG: April 11,
18-May 1?
- Gather
all necessary papers, buy decorative ones x
- Create
structure of egg x
- Papier Mache
- Decorative
surface
MEETING: March 22 x
SALVAGING: April 12 x
Still need more metal for the base. x
THE DOME: April 18-20
& 25-27
- Purchase
the plastic and paints x
- Measure
and cut all the plastic panels x
- Install
grommets to each piece x
- Draw
images on each piece x and
entranceway plastic x
- Get
plenty of nylon cord x
- Cut
silver tarp and sew and grommet x
- Cut
fabric, sew, grommet and dye
MORE DOME WORK: May
- Purchase
conduit and paint
- Cut
additional bars for the ‘skirt’ that raises the dome
- Paint
the bars gold and re-color code each piece
ALTAR PLATFORM:
- Design
platform according to basic specs given x
- Acquire
2x4’s and plywood
- Cut
and build according to plans
- Install
mirror on altar walls
FABRIC STUFF: Larry
to determine schedule.
- Collect
many, many cushions! x
- Purchase
fabric and dyes x
- Dye
fabric—x
- Measure
and cut fabric for existing cushions x
- Sewing
cushions
Kurt and Bobbie are taking a welding class at the
Crucible starting on April 24. There
were still places available if anyone is interested in taking it, too. After that we will have a greater confidence
to get to work on the phoenix.
THE PHOENIX: Started May 3 until it’s finished!
- Collect
and purchase metals x
- Design
x and assemble the super
structure for the sculpture x
- Draw,
cut x and finish sculptural
elements x
- Welding
and bolting
- Design
bath/nest x
- Cut
and weld x
THE FIRE WORK:
Starting around May 31
- Purchase
tanks, hoses, hardware, colorants
- Work
closely with the sculptors to hide and install piping for flamethrowers
MIO’S TALISMANS: Now until she gets to the Playa or runs out
of money. Mio Cohen will create many
little tokens to give the visitors to the temple. A necklace bead or ‘worry stone’, these will
be made of brightly colored polymer clay.
x
MARSHA AND BOB’S WIND SCULPTURE: to be determined
Last revised: June 29, 2003