apartment therapy changing the world, one room at a time

... which now belongs to Marilyn Raynor, age 73.

In a piece from the Tribune news service, Ms. Raynor says, "I felt like he just really loved this house and his whole childhood here." According to the article, the installation which recreates the home with it's interior design as it was in 1971, is not ironic.

"The idea was to provide a kind of vortex to enter into Keith's childhood," said exhibit curator Tom Eccles. "His work comes out of being a teenager in Tinley Park -- he has this kind of classic American childhood. "

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Photo: Daniel More/Chicago Tribune