Kevin is a good pal of mine from Montana. He got together this video on the second day of the piece. Thanks so much Kevin!
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June 23, 2010 • 12:25 pm 0
Future Phenomena – June 19th/20th 2010 – Greenpoint Brooklyn, NY
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June 16, 2010 • 9:55 am 0
NbPac Video – Final Presentation of Future Phenomena – June 19th and 20th, 2010
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June 4, 2010 • 5:08 pm 0
Project Development Map
mapping the geographical development of the Future Phenomena
(click to enlarge)
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June 4, 2010 • 2:47 pm 0
St. Joseph’s School Sewing Day!
A special thanks to all the kids from St. Joseph’s School!
Here are some great photos from our event with the kids, part of The Brooklyn Trinity Project. http://www.thetrinityprojectbk.org/
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June 4, 2010 • 2:29 pm 0
KPFF!
Amanda Browder’s Future Phenomena is sponsored in part by KPFF, Consulting Engineers. Kyle Twitchell, a KPFF Structural Engineer has been helping with the project, providing official drawings for submission to the New York City Department of Buildings.
A special thanks to Kyle for helping us build the project and making sure it’s structurally sound!
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June 1, 2010 • 5:56 pm 0
Sewing Day Photos!
Great Images of our Sewing Day @ the St. Ann and Holy Trinity Church / 140 Montrose Ave, Bushwick, Brooklyn
- Saturday June 5th, will be the last and final day at the same location for our Final Push!
FINAL INSTALLATION: June 19th, 2010.
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April 13, 2010 • 1:54 pm 0
Second Sewing Day!! This Sunday, April 18th
Our first sewing day was a huge success! Come join us for the second one!
No sewing skills necessary.
Community Sewing Date #2
Sunday, April 18th at Lutheran Church of the Messiah
129 Russell Street, Greenpoint, Brooklyn from 2-5 pm
DONATE - Contribute your unused fabric to help make the piece! We are covering a building and we need a lot of materials! Looking for cotton, sheets, pants, and non-stretchy fabric, and sewing tools such as needles, thread, and scissors. We could also use sewing machines. For questions or to arrange donations, contact anne.palermo@gmail.com.
CUT – Help cut fabric to form the chevron shape which will make a true spectacle!
SEW - Help sew with easy straight stiches on a sewing machine (tutoring available!) to physically bind the donated fabrics into it’s awesome shape.
CONVERSE – Help cheer on people working, make new friends and meet other community members, learn and collaborate
It will be a fun day of volunteerism and artmaking! Bring your craft-loving family members and friends!
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