Every first Saturday of every month in 2013, I plan to hold a Brooklyn Torch Trade Store at my studio in Greenpoint. If you’re around, you should come:
50 Dobbin Street (between Berry and Norman)
Brooklyn, NY 11222
Mary: What is your favorite thing about your neighborhood?
Sinema: I love that there are many places, such as churches, parks and community centers, for the youth to hang out after school.
My conversation with Sinema White, a resident in this year’s Laundromat Project Create Change Residency has just been posted. Read the full conversation.
credit: Laundromat Project
Third Annual Public Art Potluck
Engage our Create Change artists in conversations about their projects and creative ideas set in communities across New York City and Philadelphia. You’ll hear about socially-engaged art projects ranging from yoga-based printmaking in Jackson Heights to envisioning a new waterfront for the South Bronx to a multimedia installation highlighting the history of garment workers in Sunset Park.
What Do We Bring? Yummy Food and Public Art!
What Do You Bring? An Open Mind and Creative Ideas!
Wednesday, October 3, 2012 | 7:00pm – 9:30p
Doors open at 6:30pm
University Settlement, 184 Eldridge Street, New York, NY 10002
Dinner will be prepared by Organic Soul Chef Madea Allen.
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In 2011, Macktez granted me a Summer Stipend to document my monetary exchanges in North Brooklyn. The project was a piece of the overarching Brooklyn Torch Project, but was specifically designed to use special film and to follow my own spending habits. Thank you to Macktez, you can see the photos here.
The Last Supper Festival
Opening: September 25, 2009
3rd Ward in Bushwick until October 3, 2009
The Brooklyn Torch Project is a local currency initiative and art project for North Brooklyn.
Awarded $400 FEAST grant
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