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artist:Doug
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Randolph
Craft
began his career in the arts in
Honolulu in 1965. Three days after getting
off of the plane in Honolulu, knowing no
one, with $17. and a guitar between he and
his singing partner, Forrest, they were
entertaining 700 people at Fort Derussy in
Waikiki.
As they say, "the
rest is history..."
Three years and some 50 jobs later, a
working full-time student, and north shore
surfer, he was inspired by John Lennon's
"Working Class Hero." He tied his bandanna
tightly around his head, slid on his denim
shirt and working gloves, and started
welding.
For the next 15
years, with the help of his then
apprentice brother, Greg Craft, private
homes, municipal buildings, and galleries
around the world received his powerful and
fluid sculptures and stunning copper
patina paintings.
Then, in 1981,
after meeting Buckminster
Fuller,
he passed his torches down to his younger
brother, Greg, and pursued his new mission
to teach Buckminster Fuller's
Generalized Principles of the
Universe to the inhabitants of
"SpaceShip Earth."
Randolph
Craft's work is still available via this
website or by private
commission
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