Bunny Enebo was born December 22, 1940, to Irene and George Lester in Bismarck, ND. She graduated from Bismarck High School and went on to work at the North Dakota State Capitol. She married Jerry Enebo, her one true love of 56+ years, in 1961. She also enjoyed her work at Fort Ord California, where Jerry proudly served our country in the US Army. Bunny and Jerry lovingly raised two children, Dan Enebo and Dee Enebo; and doted upon the three most precious grandchildren, McKenzie (Enebo) Hand, Joshua Enebo and Julia Enebo and most recently her great-grandchild Hadley Hand. Bunny adored her family and many friends and enjoyed hosting get-togethers at the backyard pool, being in bowling leagues with her best friends, and cheering on her grandkids. She was a warm, loving and funny woman who will be missed by all who had the good fortune of knowing her. She is predeceased by her Loving Husband Jerry, her mother and father, three sisters and a brother, and her dearest best friend. She is sur
Inside the Spiral: The Passions of Robert Smithson. By Suzaan Boettger. University of Minnesota Press, 2023. 440 pages.ASTONISHINGLY, it has taken fifty years since his death for a “life” of Robert Smithson to emerge. Then again, the endlessly polysemous nature of Smithson’s art, the vertiginous heap of writing on him already out there, and his own profound ambivalence toward the very enterprise of history collective and personal make him a rather daunting subject. The prospective Smithson biographer, over the winding course of her inquiry, must advance despite so many taunting aphorisms like
Suzaan Boettger’s long awaited Inside the Spiral: The Passions of Robert Smithson constitutes an epitome of probing inquiry into a major artist’s “life and work,” as many old biographies said.
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