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Ant Farm


American Artist Collective
American, (1968–1978)
Ant Farm was an avant-garde art collective, focusing onarchitecture, free speech, and reforming education. Chip Lord and Dough Michels founded the collective in San Francisco in 1968. The Ant Farm collective consisted of architectural performances that highlighted their values of freedom and unconventional art expression. The Ant Farm collective ended in 1978 due to a fire burning down their studio.


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Image of A Nation on Wheels

A Nation on Wheels 2005.51

Image of Amarillo News Tapes (postcard)

Amarillo News Tapes (postcard) 2008.42

Thumbnail for missing image of Automerica: A Trip Down U.S. Highways From World War II to the Future

Automerica: A Trip Down U.S. Highways From World War II to the Future 2005.55

Image of C.C.A.C. Presents Ant Farm Municipal Building

C.C.A.C. Presents Ant Farm Municipal Building 2008.49

Image of Dolon EMB 1 (Dolphin Embassy)

Dolon EMB 1 (Dolphin Embassy) 2005.52

Thumbnail for missing image of Inflatocookbook

Inflatocookbook 2005.54

Thumbnail for missing image of Media Burn (flyer) Jones Ant Killer

Media Burn (flyer) Jones Ant Killer 2008.45

Image of Media Burn (postcard)

Media Burn (postcard) 2008.41

Image of Poster: Cadillac Ranch

Poster: Cadillac Ranch 2005.53

Thumbnail for missing image of Public Eye Presents Video October

Public Eye Presents Video October 2008.47

Image of The Amarillo News Tape

The Amarillo News Tape 200843

Image of The Eternal Frame

The Eternal Frame 2009.1

Image of The Remake, Chevrolet Training Film

The Remake, Chevrolet Training Film 2004.32

Image of The Wisconsin Video Theater Program 3

The Wisconsin Video Theater Program 3 2008.40

Image of The Wisconsin Video Theater Videoshowing

The Wisconsin Video Theater Videoshowing 2008.44

Image of Who Killed Kennedy? The Eternal Frame

Who Killed Kennedy? The Eternal Frame 2008.46

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