Mobile Mojaveland is here!
We've known for a while that Mojaveland needs to come off our Adobe Road property and into the community.
We now have several mobile holes:
1. Our original portable hole can be decorated to suit multiple themes, including as "Cathead," "Books," and "Concrete Jackrabbits." Only one person has gotten a hole-in-one so far on this hole, and a few have managed 2, but the par is 3.
2. Our "Mobile D.I.Y." hole allows for engineering, using blocks and found objects. Super creative!
A third mobile hole, "Mojaveland Corn Maze," was created for the Mexicali Biennial in Calexico at the Steppling Art Gallery, in Sept. 2023, and has been exhibited at the Makery in Los Angeles in 2024. This hole is available for gallery and other indoor exhibitions, and is ADA accessible.
For our 2025 Mojaveland Exhibition at Grossmont College, we also transported "Mini Blues," "Plastic Fantastic/Long Shot" and "Windmill Thingamajig" to Hyde Art Gallery. Quite the effort, but work it!
Thanks to our sponsors, including the Military Spouses Association and the Public Arts Advisory Committee of 29 Palms, we can buy supplies and pay our teaching artists so that after golfing, kids can paint or do other projects, such as golf ball sculpture and wire bending.
Contact us if you have ideas for Mobile Mojaveland.
We now have several mobile holes:
1. Our original portable hole can be decorated to suit multiple themes, including as "Cathead," "Books," and "Concrete Jackrabbits." Only one person has gotten a hole-in-one so far on this hole, and a few have managed 2, but the par is 3.
2. Our "Mobile D.I.Y." hole allows for engineering, using blocks and found objects. Super creative!
A third mobile hole, "Mojaveland Corn Maze," was created for the Mexicali Biennial in Calexico at the Steppling Art Gallery, in Sept. 2023, and has been exhibited at the Makery in Los Angeles in 2024. This hole is available for gallery and other indoor exhibitions, and is ADA accessible.
For our 2025 Mojaveland Exhibition at Grossmont College, we also transported "Mini Blues," "Plastic Fantastic/Long Shot" and "Windmill Thingamajig" to Hyde Art Gallery. Quite the effort, but work it!
Thanks to our sponsors, including the Military Spouses Association and the Public Arts Advisory Committee of 29 Palms, we can buy supplies and pay our teaching artists so that after golfing, kids can paint or do other projects, such as golf ball sculpture and wire bending.
Contact us if you have ideas for Mobile Mojaveland.
