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Dave Wixx | profile | all galleries >> Dave Wixx Snapography >> Mr & Mrs Starr Kempf tree view | thumbnails | slideshow | map

Mr & Mrs Starr Kempf


These are the mobiles in the garden of Mr and Mrs Starr Kempf, a private residence in Colorado Springs.
More info at http://starrgideonkempf.com/

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Mr & Mrs Starr Kempf Mr & Mrs Starr Kempf Mr & Mrs Starr Kempf Mr & Mrs Starr Kempf
Mr & Mrs Starr Kempf Mr & Mrs Starr Kempf Mr & Mrs Starr Kempf Mr & Mrs Starr Kempf
Mr & Mrs Starr Kempf Mr & Mrs Starr Kempf Mr & Mrs Starr Kempf Mr & Mrs Starr Kempf
Mr & Mrs Starr Kempf Mr & Mrs Starr Kempf Mr & Mrs Starr Kempf Mr & Mrs Starr Kempf

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Guest 16-Jun-2012 17:15
I lived in Colorado Springs from 1981-1993. I don't remember when I first saw the sculptures, but there were only about three at that time. I used to work at the Broadmoor Hotel, and I used to send guests to look at the sculptures, and guests would always thank me for sending them to see these awesome sculptures. He truly gave the neighborhood a great gift. I cannot believe they have made him take some of them down. Shame on them!
Guest 12-Apr-2012 21:20
The selfish, untalented neighbors can do nothing but throw rocks and complain to city counsel. They succeeded in having a few torn down. The city counsel probably granted the neighbor's wishes, because they weren't getting the kickback funds they wanted.
Joyce Carter 03-May-2011 21:53
I recently stumbled upon the sculptures. They are truly amazing. They look as if they were placed there yesterday. They move with the slightest bit of breeze.I am sure the neighbors don't mind enjoying the beauty of these creations for themselfs, but never mind the rest of the world. The city of Colorado Springs should be ashamed of denying these beautiful creations their rightful home.
Jennifer 20-Apr-2010 05:03
The pictures are beautiful, but nothing compares to seeing them with your own eyes! I am so lucky to have had the chance. I will make seeing these beautiful sculptures a priority next time I am in Colorado. I only wish more people could experience their beauty.
Chrissy Thorn 11-Feb-2010 22:36
I loved viewing the Starr Kempf home. I would stay there for hours just admiring the Sculptures. this is also where my current Husband Proposed to me March 5, 2005
He knew I loved watching all the sculptures. so this is where he decided to pop the question. I was so happy and started to cry, for he knew this was the perfect place to ask me to marry him 2 days before he deployed to Iraq for a year. both of us still hold this site special in our hearts.
Debbie Kindschuh 22-Mar-2009 20:48
I first saw Starr Kempf's sculptures in 2001 during a visit to family members living in Woodland Park. I was truly amazed by his sculptures. I now live in Pueblo and teach art to middle schoolers. A study on sculpture would not be complete without learning more about this amazing artist. Please allow these pieces of art to adorn our landscape and continue to inspire all who drive past. Thank you to Starr's grandson for embracing the attitude of peace and harmony and using art as his vehicle.
Jackie Weller 01-Jan-2009 16:15
Madelin and I were friends in college at CU. She invited me to join her family for Thanksgiving dinner in 1963. I still remember the beautiful Kempf home and all the wonderful sculptures on display throughout the home. Madelin was also artistic with a cosmopolitan air about her. Warm regards, Madelin, from Jackie Goodwin (my maiden name).
doug jensen 02-Oct-2008 22:07
I and my two kids lived in Colorado Springs from 1980-1982. I moved there to help start an animation company, and later spent considerable time attempting to provide a monumental sculpture for the front of the then new Performing Arts Center. I had met with Starr Kempf to see about the possibility of his being the sculptor for the project. I found he and his wife to be extremely warm and hospitable. He as an artist was nothing short of extraordinary. His kinetic artworks make for one of the wonders of the world.
Joanna 19-May-2008 19:42
Starr Kempf's gifts were amazing. I guess it is an old issue, but the neighbors adjacent to his home should be ashamed of their attitudes. Don't move into a neighborhood knowing what is there and then complain about it. The sculptures are a gift to the world.
Psyndimae 02-May-2008 15:53
Thank you for preserving this once in a lifetime artwork. He was truly a visionary. In awe of his work and yours. Psyndimae
Henny 05-Apr-2008 16:27
I used to drive by these gigantic statues in Colorado Springs every chance I got, before all the neighbors started complaining. They are a beautiful attraction to the neighborhood and Starr Kempf was a very talented and nice man. It's a shame that the neighbors couldn't see all that beauty. I had the pleasure of meeting him once.
Ray :)14-Nov-2007 15:47
Mobile porn ;-)
Guest 07-Jun-2007 21:11
Wonderful shots, well photographed and processed as usual Dave. Thanks for the tour.
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