Long, Lost, Teeter-Active Totterhorn video found on YouTube!
Posted by Jo-anna Horn, October 8th , 2007.Short Movie shot at the Oregon Country Fair 2001.
Teeter-Active Totterhorn
Art Space – City Wide Open Studios
Posted by Michael Blaha, October 15th , 2004.
Check out photos of the Totterhorn at City Wide Open Studios in New Haven, Connecticut here.
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Art, Art Everywhere…
Posted by Jo-anna Horn, October 7th , 2004.7th Annual City Wide Open Studios in New Haven, CT. October 2004. The Teeter-Active Totterhorn was part of C.W.O.S. Read about it in the New Haven Advocate.
UPDATE: …or don’t read about it, because the New Haven Advocate updated it’s website at one point in the past few years, so the article is not there anymore. Either way, CWOS was fun. Check out a few photos here instead.
The Teeter-Active Totterhorn: Pacific Northwest College of Art B.F.A. Thesis Show 2000
Posted by Jo-anna Horn, May 20th , 2000.
The Teeter-Active Totterhorn was created for my B.F.A. thesis at the Pacific Northwest College of Art (PNCA) in 2000. The Totterhorn is an oversized Teeter-Totter that is fitted with bellows. The bellows open and close according to the rhythm of the riders and the air that is generated by this action travels through hoses up to organ pipes. This results in sounds being played as the riders ride.
See some photos of the Totterhorn at the Pacific Northwest College of Art here.