Originally made for the traveling exhibiton Art Contemplates Industry: Bull Run. Twenty artists were invited to the Bull Run electric generation plant after it was closed and the dam destroyed. The plant was originally built to make electricity for trollies.

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Project website here.

Made for " Sustaining Change on the American Farm", Maryhill Museum, Goldendale, Washington. Twelve artists, paired with twelve farmers, visited their respective farms then constructed artworks about sustainable agriculture. Meltzer used the three panels to tell about land use, farm families, and the problems of growing food.

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Read about the exhibition here.

The photographs for this wall sculpture were collected from friends and family with relatives of mixed ancestry. One marries the spouse, the family, the ethnic group along with all the customs, holidays and food.

"Talk To Me" was commissioned to hang over a fireplace. The owner of the piece is an educator who specializes in helping people to communicate better. She also had the last letter her mother had written to her. Now, instead of being in a drawer the letter is enshrined behind one of the doors.