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    Is Your Mind Like Your Hair?
    Gregory Stock, AIA
    • Dec 2, 2013
    • 1 min

    Is Your Mind Like Your Hair?

    Untamed. Wildly eccentric. Crazy and unpredictable. That’s what architect Art Fenton meant when he asked his protégé Carmelo Monti, “Is your mind like your hair?” Always creative, Carmelo saw his fellow employees and their exploits as “fodder” for his cartoons and caricatures. Politicians and world events received his most sarcastic barbs. With a career in architecture that spanned more than forty years, Carmelo lived in four states and worked with hundreds of people. While m
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