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A proper community, we should remember also, is a commonwealth: a place, a resource, an economy. It answers the needs, practical as well as social and spiritual, of its members—among them the need to need one another. The answer to the present alignment of political power with wealth is the restoration of the identity of community and economy.
Wendell Berry
in becoming social practice, art opens up ina gesture of reciprocity a space and perhaps a promise for other social practices to fill and fulfill.
Stephen Wright
Three months later, it’s great to see ephemera from the Tiny House Studio tour popping up here and there across downeast Maine. Thanks for the pic Susan Plachy!
Spencer Finch, Sunset (Central Park), 2015. Part of Drifting in Daylight: Art in Central Park.
Fridays and Saturdays, 12-6pm until June 20.
[Special shoutout to NRG Energy for their generous donation of solar panels, which make the truck 100% solar powered!]
This is so great!
Unless you can be at peace with yourself, adjusted to the community and in balance with nature, you will have a rough, unhappy and unrewarding life. You are free within physical limits: you can raise or not raise your own arm. But where others are concerned once involved in relationships with others, your every act affects them and their actions affect you. Realize you are part of all that goes on around you. 1992
Scott and Helen Nearing
The Tiny House Studio is nestled wonderfully into it’s new location at Michael Hayden’s Folklore Farm in Cherryfield, ME. Michael is living out of the tiny house while he farms this growing season. He is involved in two great local socially engaged farming projects; Incredible Edible out of Milbridge, ME - http://www.whrl.org/incredible-edible-milbridge/ - and Farm To School through the EdGE program in Cherryfield, ME.
Stay tuned for other Tiny House Studio adventures this summer, including a trip to Searsport in July!
Steuben, Maine location. Ella Lewis Elementary School parking lot.
Community Words Wheel
The studio is liking its new temporary home in Portland! There will be more workshops Thursday afternoon as well as early Friday evening before the thesis show which is at 6. Stay tuned for more info.
We are ready to roll! Heading to Portland, Maine!
We build because we seek to reach out to others, and they will come initially because they recognize themselves in what we have built. After that initial interaction, spaces enter a process of self-identification, ownership, and evolution based on group interests and ideas.”
Pablo Helguera
Machias, Maine location
Eastport, Maine location
Art into life: Is there any more persistent utopia in the history of vanguard expressions? Shedding its external forms, its inherited techniques, its specialized materials, art becomes a living gesture, rippling out across the sensible surface of humanity. It creates an ethos, a mythos, an intensely vibrant presence: it migrates from the pencil, the chisel or the brush into ways of doing and modes of being."
Brian Holmes
“Community Cards” - Visitors/participators were asked if they would like to donate a word that represented a quality of an ideal community. The ink used to write these words will be transferred to fabric and then hand embroidered by me. the final wall hanging will be a visual representation of the ideals of the community members that were an integral part of the Tiny House Studio tour.
The world is not what I think, but what I live through.
Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Phenomenology of Perception.
