Aspects of Mel’s Hole: Artists Respond to a Paranormal Land Event Occurring in Radiospace
edited by Doug Harvey

Catalog of the exhibit sort of about Mel’s Hole, a notorious alleged hole of unknown but possibly infinite depth in eastern Washington State. The area was one of several places left blank by Microsoft’s Terra Server maps, the web-based satellite and aerial photo mapping system that was developed before Google Maps, and was talked up a lot on Art Bell’s radio show, becoming a well known thing for people who are into such things, such as Doug Harvey, the art critic for the L.A. Weekly, who made a show about it. The CLUI loaned its sample of dirt that was allegedly collected during the excavation of Mel’s Hole. The dirt was mysteriously lost in shipment back to the CLUI after the exhibit.

Grand Central Art Center, hardcover, 2008, many color images