featuring traffic boxes and two murals. The mural for the Building and Trades Park measures 240 feet long and celebrates the trades that built the city of Bloomington. Bartlett has designed a street mural for Bloomington Open Streets, and received Indiana State Arts in the Parks Grants a collaborative moving panorama. Bartlett has been hired by communities across the country to do local, participatory art projects. His specialty has been to make participatory “Cranky Shows,” hand-cranked, moving panorama drawings that tell stories that happened in a certain locale. He has been a touring artist in Alaska and an artist in residence with the Juneau Arts and Humanities Council. He received a grant from the State of Indiana to write a moving panorama history of its oldest State Park, McCormick's Creek State Park. He was hired by the Lotus World Music Festival to make giant paper mache parade masks and a participatory cranky show about the life of Lotus Dickey. Personal life He lives with his wife, Abby Ladin, and three kids in Bloomington, Indiana. Works Books Grötkräkla, Stuntology Press, 2023, Thinks Best in Wire, Stuntology Music, 51 Impossible Stunts Anyone Can Do, 2015, self-published. The Big Book of Stuntology, Stuntology Press, 2007, Stuntology, Stuntology Press, 2002, Recordings Dance-a-rama, 2016 Evil Diane, 2004 Swamp Ceili, 1997 Belting You with Reels, with Sue Sternberg, 1993, reissued 2006 References External links Official website Stuntology website Stuntology on YouTube Reckless Ramblers Stringrays website 1961 births Living people American entertainers People from Bloomfield, Indiana