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Chris Dunker has photographed industrial culture for over two decades. His father introduced photography to Chris at an early age. Chris attended Al Weber Workshops and classes at the community college where Chris’s father taught photography. Dunker earned a Bachelor of Science in Applied Art and Design with a photography concentration and a minor in Philosophy from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. In 1995 he completed a Masters of Fine Arts in photography from Utah State University. Chris grew up in China Lake, California which is in the isolated and remote high desert east of the Sierras. This austere and harsh environment is punctuated with mining outposts, rock art, and industrial-military structures, all influences of Dunker’s formative years. A strong interest in industrial music and performance groups like Survival Research Laboratories expanded his understanding of how industrial dynamics could be integrated into art forms and how an aesthetic could be derived from objects of utility. As an Assistant Professor of Photography at Utah State University, Dunker taught History of Photography and many other classes. Research in this field broadened his awareness of how photographers consider the role of industrial culture in relation to the human condition.

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Chris Dunker has photographed industrial culture for over two decades. His father introduced photography to Chris at an early age. Chris attended Al Weber Workshops and classes at the community college where Chris’s father taught photography. Dunker earned a Bachelor of Science in Applied Art and Design with a photography concentration and a minor in Philosophy from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. In 1995 he completed a Masters of Fine Arts in photography from Utah State University. Chris grew up in China Lake, California which is in the isolated and remote high desert east of the Sierras. This austere and harsh environment is punctuated with mining outposts, rock art, and industrial-military structures, all influences of Dunker’s formative years. A strong interest in industrial music and performance groups like Survival Research Laboratories expanded his understanding of how industrial dynamics could be integrated into art forms and how an aesthetic could be derived from objects of utility. As an Assistant Professor of Photography at Utah State University, Dunker taught History of Photography and many other classes. Research in this field broadened his awareness of how photographers consider the role of industrial culture in relation to the human condition.

• Water and UV resistant artwork that is designed to withstand different elements of nature

Chris Dunker has photographed industrial culture for over two decades. His father introduced photography to Chris at an early age. Chris attended Al Weber Workshops and classes at the community college where Chris’s father taught photography. Dunker earned a Bachelor of Science in Applied Art and Design with a photography concentration and a minor in Philosophy from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. In 1995 he completed a Masters of Fine Arts in photography from Utah State University. Chris grew up in China Lake, California which is in the isolated and remote high desert east of the Sierras. This austere and harsh environment is punctuated with mining outposts, rock art, and industrial-military structures, all influences of Dunker’s formative years. A strong interest in industrial music and performance groups like Survival Research Laboratories expanded his understanding of how industrial dynamics could be integrated into art forms and how an aesthetic could be derived from objects of utility. As an Assistant Professor of Photography at Utah State University, Dunker taught History of Photography and many other classes. Research in this field broadened his awareness of how photographers consider the role of industrial culture in relation to the human condition.

• Water and UV resistant artwork that is designed to withstand different elements of nature

Chris Dunker has photographed industrial culture for over two decades. His father introduced photography to Chris at an early age. Chris attended Al Weber Workshops and classes at the community college where Chris’s father taught photography. Dunker earned a Bachelor of Science in Applied Art and Design with a photography concentration and a minor in Philosophy from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. In 1995 he completed a Masters of Fine Arts in photography from Utah State University. Chris grew up in China Lake, California which is in the isolated and remote high desert east of the Sierras. This austere and harsh environment is punctuated with mining outposts, rock art, and industrial-military structures, all influences of Dunker’s formative years. A strong interest in industrial music and performance groups like Survival Research Laboratories expanded his understanding of how industrial dynamics could be integrated into art forms and how an aesthetic could be derived from objects of utility. As an Assistant Professor of Photography at Utah State University, Dunker taught History of Photography and many other classes. Research in this field broadened his awareness of how photographers consider the role of industrial culture in relation to the human condition.

• Water and UV resistant artwork that is designed to withstand different elements of nature

Chris Dunker has photographed industrial culture for over two decades. His father introduced photography to Chris at an early age. Chris attended Al Weber Workshops and classes at the community college where Chris’s father taught photography. Dunker earned a Bachelor of Science in Applied Art and Design with a photography concentration and a minor in Philosophy from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. In 1995 he completed a Masters of Fine Arts in photography from Utah State University. Chris grew up in China Lake, California which is in the isolated and remote high desert east of the Sierras. This austere and harsh environment is punctuated with mining outposts, rock art, and industrial-military structures, all influences of Dunker’s formative years. A strong interest in industrial music and performance groups like Survival Research Laboratories expanded his understanding of how industrial dynamics could be integrated into art forms and how an aesthetic could be derived from objects of utility. As an Assistant Professor of Photography at Utah State University, Dunker taught History of Photography and many other classes. Research in this field broadened his awareness of how photographers consider the role of industrial culture in relation to the human condition.

• Water and UV resistant artwork that is designed to withstand different elements of nature

Chris Dunker has photographed industrial culture for over two decades. His father introduced photography to Chris at an early age. Chris attended Al Weber Workshops and classes at the community college where Chris’s father taught photography. Dunker earned a Bachelor of Science in Applied Art and Design with a photography concentration and a minor in Philosophy from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. In 1995 he completed a Masters of Fine Arts in photography from Utah State University. Chris grew up in China Lake, California which is in the isolated and remote high desert east of the Sierras. This austere and harsh environment is punctuated with mining outposts, rock art, and industrial-military structures, all influences of Dunker’s formative years. A strong interest in industrial music and performance groups like Survival Research Laboratories expanded his understanding of how industrial dynamics could be integrated into art forms and how an aesthetic could be derived from objects of utility. As an Assistant Professor of Photography at Utah State University, Dunker taught History of Photography and many other classes. Research in this field broadened his awareness of how photographers consider the role of industrial culture in relation to the human condition.

• Overall Depth - Front to Back: 2''

Chris Dunker has photographed industrial culture for over two decades. His father introduced photography to Chris at an early age. Chris attended Al Weber Workshops and classes at the community college where Chris’s father taught photography. Dunker earned a Bachelor of Science in Applied Art and Design with a photography concentration and a minor in Philosophy from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. In 1995 he completed a Masters of Fine Arts in photography from Utah State University. Chris grew up in China Lake, California which is in the isolated and remote high desert east of the Sierras. This austere and harsh environment is punctuated with mining outposts, rock art, and industrial-military structures, all influences of Dunker’s formative years. A strong interest in industrial music and performance groups like Survival Research Laboratories expanded his understanding of how industrial dynamics could be integrated into art forms and how an aesthetic could be derived from objects of utility. As an Assistant Professor of Photography at Utah State University, Dunker taught History of Photography and many other classes. Research in this field broadened his awareness of how photographers consider the role of industrial culture in relation to the human condition.

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Plank & hide vintage accessories kit. Includes everything to get your game on!

. Megan. Hillsboro, OR. 2025-04-28 15:37:48

Take a seat while your opponent tries to run the table. Featuring a plush seat and back, a drink coaster built into one arm, and a cue holder in the other, the traditional player’s chair is the perfect place to wait your turn. You’ll sit high enough to see all the action with its 27" seat height. Offered in either a beautiful nutmeg or rustic dark brown finish. Some assembly is required.

• Built-in drink coaster and cue holder in one arm.
• The plush seat and seat back are made from man-made materials

The Astral slate 8’ pool table is manufactured from premium solid hardwood and carefully crafted metal components. Finished in a natural stain, the walnut wood exterior has a rich and complex finish that is unique to that species. The unconventional star pattern leg design makes a massive statement in any room. The Astral is detailed with aluminum trim on the aprons to visually soften the presentation, while her sister table Stella offers the same design in a darker stain and without the trim. More than just beautiful furniture, quality materials, and construction ensure that you will enjoy many years of high-quality billiards with family and friends! The rails are appointed with inlaid sights and the premium K66 profile gum rubber cushions provide a superior, dependable rebound. The Astral slate pool table meets all BCA standards and includes a 5-year warranty.

• Professional Installation Included
• Included: the cloth provided with your table is a 20oz wool blend billiard cloth in 25 complimentary colors.

Transform your game with the unmatched excellence of the Doc & Holliday Luxury Billiards Accessories Kit. Meticulously designed for aficionados who value the finer elements of the billiard realm, our newest assortment represents the pinnacle of luxury and functionality. Boasting top-of-the-line two-piece maple cue sticks, immaculately polished A-grade balls, and a range of premium enhancements, this kit is tailor-made to enhance your billiards accessory collection significantly. Place your confidence in the expertise of the nation's premier manufacturer of top-quality pool tables. Make the leap to Doc & Holliday – where superior craftsmanship meets the art of play!

• Includes 4 premium 58” two-piece maple cue sticks with stainless steel joints and faux leather wraps for superior grip and control.
• Comes with a Roman Wood Cue Rack that holds up to 8 cues, keeping your game room organized and stylish.
• Includes a 57” rest stick and heavy-duty 9-ball and triangle racks crafted from solid maple wood.
• Contains a durable wooden billiard brush and 12 pieces of premium billiard chalk for easy upkeep.

Round out your Heritage collection or accent your existing decor with this beautiful closed back transitional wall rack. The distinguished Louis-Philippe style angled header panel crowns storage for up to eight cues, 8-ball rack, 9-ball rack, set of billiard balls, brush, and chalk. Available in coffee, driftwood, espresso, matte black, nutmeg and rustic dark brown. Assembly required.

• The cue rack holds eight billiard cues, an 8-ball rack, a 9-ball rack, a full set of billiard balls, a table brush, and chalk.