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Reclaim Market Street!, an exhibition and series of public programs in San Francisco, CA created by the Studio for Urban Projects, is an example of how artists are using their practice to engage the public in creating solutions to real-world problems.
Futurefarmers, sketch of interior view, Soil Kitchen
Abiding commitment, expert knowledge/knowledge of experts, social conviviality, a formally beautiful DIY aesthetic, and an uplifting playfulness distinguish Futurefarmers’ projects. I can’t wait to taste test in the Soil Kitchen.
Actions: What You Can Do With the City Canadian Centre for Architecture Actions: What You Can Do With the City presents 99 actions that instigate positive change in contemporary cities around the world.
I’m thinking of taking up #41 Guns Seed Vacant Lots this spring.
Thomas Heatherwick, Seed Cathedral, British Pavillion, 2010 World Expo, Shanghai
Time magazine’s annual “50 Best Inventions” of the year list includes Thomas Heatherwick’s Seed Cathedral for the Shanghai Expo. via Archinect
Futurefarmers, Auctions speak Louder than words on Vimeo.
On Saturday (September 4), Futurefarmers will present (perform) Auctions Speak Louder Than Words, the culminating event of their month-long residency A People Without a Voice Cannot Be Heard. Bring your stories – and 3 objects.
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Join Futurefarmers on Saturday for part of their residency “A People without a Voice Cannot Be Hear.”
Calling all builders, tinkerers, sound artists, collaboratives, inventors, electronic hackers, artists
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Futurefarmers is seeking a team to lead a two-day, hands-on workshop
Deadline for Submissions: June 25th, 2010
Futurefarmers, call for workshop proposals, deadline May 25.
This project is part of A People without a Voice Cannot Be Heard, a month-long project by Futurefarmers co-commissioned and co-presented by Northern Lights.mn and the Walker Art Center for the Walker’s Open Field initiative this summer.
Deadline May 25. More information.
Futurefarmers, A People without a Voice Cannot Be Heard, co-presented by Northern Lights.mn and Walker Art Center, August 2010
Futurefarmers’ A People without a Voice Cannot Be Heard is part of the Walker’s summer “Open Field” programming about the cultural commons.
Three Futurefarmers (Amy Franceschini, Michael Swaine, and Dan Allende, a new farmer who worked as an intern on the Reverse Ark project in Baltimore) came to Minneapolis to prep for their summer project A People Without a Voice Cannot Be Heard, which is being co-curated and co-presented by Northern Lights.mn and the Walker Art Center. Northern Lights artistic director Steve Dietz sat down with Amy and Michael to discuss their upcoming project after three days of meetings with Walker staff, local artists, and potential community collaborators.
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