Adam Stennett. Artist Survival Shack. 2012-2013. aluminum and polycarbonate greenhouse skeleton; four section wood floor/crate, 10 foot stainless steel conduit carrier/kitchen counter, four black lever top storage cylinders, 12 glass lever-top jars, wooden spoon, stainless steel desk, window screening, reflective insulation, 70 percent solar shade, Army cot with mosquito netting, wool blankets, Mexican psychoactive blanket, vintage hand grenade crate, vintage civil defense metal chest, vintage ammo box, vintage first aid kit, fire hydrant wrench, 100 watt/100ah solar panel generator 12V DC system with 1500/3000W 110 AC inverter, 12V water boiler, 55 gallon rainwater collection system, water filtration device, gas mask, 12 oz. cans of vintage emergency drinking water, replica benzedrine sulfate, vintage bomb shelter biscuits, instant oatmeal, minute rice, sardine tins, saltines, tortillas, couscous, coffee, dried opium poppies, 3.5 gallon pressurized solar hot water heater and shower, bamboo screen, solar stove/coffee maker using parabolic mirror, fresnel lens, cast iron skillet, vintage kerosene campstove, magnesium fire starter, solar rechargeable AA and AAA batteries, AM/FM pocket radio, 36 shoe pouch vertical grow wall and trellis, upside down tomato pedestal, vermiculture composting toilet, 11 gallon portable urine collection system, 160 LED dimmable light panel (rechargeable), rat traps, sling shot, hatchet, machete, hobo tool, vintage typewriter, zen bow and arrows, wooden painting support plank, folding chair with cushion, paint mixing table, paint brushes, paint, paper, stencils, t-shirts, spray paint, Tibetan Buddhist prayer flags and vintage bamboo wind chimes. 78 x 78 x 114 in. Adam Stennett: Artist Survival Shack: One Month Installation / Endurance Performance, August 1 - 31, 2013. In cooperation with Jess Frost of Glenn Horowitz, East Hampton, NY (off site East End location) The project draws an implicit and uncomfortable parallel between the activiti undefined

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