September 2012
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This is not native!: There needs to be a bit of... →
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…because all too often, I see people respond to accusations of appropriation by stating, “but culture was meant to be shared!” And while that’s all well and good, there is a huuuuuuge difference between sharing, and 99% of the crap that gets posted at this blog.
Ever been to a powwow?…
July 2012
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AUSTIN KLEON: “Treasure in the trash.” →
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About 20 years ago, Nelson Molina, a trash man in NYC, started collecting little bits and pieces of art that he found along his route. He now has a collection of over 1,000 pieces, called The Trash Museum.
The second floor of this garage, long deemed too weak to support vehicles, has…
January 2012
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December 2011
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Oy!
Miserable failure to update the tumblr site with project highlights. Vowing to do better as plans have been revised and we will leave this site up for another few months at least. Happy new year, one and all.
November 2011
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September 2011
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aLIVe artist Johnnie Olivan joined 4Culture for the grand opening of Brightwater Treatment Plant. A great video he made of his impressions from that day.
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July 2011
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50 tweets from AFTA LA - from groupofminds →
MadArt | Mad Homes →
madart intervention on Seattle’s Capitol Hill is a 4Culture Group Arts Project. Also awesome.
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June 2011
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Gone! The Long Walk is full.
Only a few spots left for The Long Walk. Going,...
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May 2011
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April 2011
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March 2011
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storming the sound with h2o flow
4Culture and Cheryl dos Remedios will be presenting the aLIVe project on Friday at Storming The Sound, a Seattle conference for environmental educators concerned about the health of the Puget Sound environs. Johnnie Olivan’s video about his water recycling bicycle, H2O Flow will be a part of the presentation. Enjoy.
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February 2011
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Forty Years And Counting →
Marcie Sillman on the history of the Seattle Arts Commission and the current state of funding cuts. See? It’s not as bad as 1971, when the commission started.
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undriving artist julia field = crusader →
DC streetsblog recognized aLIVe artist Julia Field as an inspirational force. Did you know that Julia has licensed over 5000 Undrivers in King County? That’s a lot of people not driving their cars, baby. You know, she really is an inspiration.
January 2011
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Digital Book World Dispatches - GalleyCat →
Some notes from the Digital Book World Conference from Galley Cat. Follow the conference tweetstream at #DBW11.
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Circulator, Jim Blashfield’s multi-media artwork for Brightwater Treatment Plant will be installed in the Environmental Education Center. The plant opens this September and it’s exciting to see the work being fabricated and installed. Seeing this video about the creation of Circulator made me excited all over again about the artwork and about Brightwater.
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digital literacy initiative
Jessica Partnow and Sarah Stuteville from the Common Language Project were in the house yesterday to talk about their upcoming Seattle Digital Literacy Initiative and to kick around some ideas for working together around issues of art, digital literacy and equity and social justice. It was exciting to hear about their work in the classroom, bringing digital skills and media literacy to...
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awesome olivan article in the oregonian →
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The Long Walk
Video from the Trails Project, summer 2010. They walked a long, long way.
December 2010
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aLIVe news
aLIVe artists are beginning to finish up their projects. Johnnie Olivan has completed his Media bike car - a four-wheeler that can safely transport media makers, serve as a platform for recording interviews or video projection, and is a model of the low impact vehicle. Check out the Media Car video immediately below this post. He is currently working on his final vehicle - its nature is...
Media Car - the latest from Johnnie Olivan of Rejuiced Bikes in Portland
November 2010
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scholarship! graffiti! yes, there is a connection →
Our paper on Sheila Klein’s artwork for the Roosevelt-Greenlake Park and Ride will be presented at the 90th Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting in January. W00T!
October 2010
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