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RISD 2nd Life Center

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2nd Life is an art supply and materials recycling. Resource for the RISD community. By Yarrow Cans in conjunction with RISD Art Walls. Join us in 15 West on January 24th from 12-5pm for a smorgasbord. Of cool clothes and art supplies on the cheap. Give us your old stuff, and we'll give you some cool stuff in return! WASTE NOT WANT NOT thrift store. For more info, or stop by any time Tuesday-Sunday, 10am-6pm. Some of the cool stuff you can find at the store:. 2ndlife@g.risd.edu ›. Metal and wood scraps.

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Live Locally: Next Steps

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Saturday, August 16, 2008. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A little bit about me. View my complete profile. How this got started. Southside Community Land Trust. Yale Sustainable Food Project. Brown University Community Garden. Project for Public Spaces. State of Progress Traveling Photo Booth.

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Live Locally: Hoe Down!

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Sunday, September 16, 2007. I hitched a ride to the Southside Community Land Trust's hoe down fundraiser this weekend, and man was it a great time! SCLT's programs are diverse and I will need to make a point to visit their urban projects. Bob apparently has good contacts with the organizations, so I will need to make arrangements to speak with someone there and see if there would be a design opportunity of some kind here. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A little bit about me. View my complete profile.

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Live Locally: Gleaners

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Sunday, September 23, 2007. The film touches on things such as the teacher named Alain who who gleans to feed himself. He has a master's degree, but works unpaid teaching immigrants. Varda's other subjects include artists who incorporate recycled materials into their work, a restaurant owner who's ancestor's were gleaners, and a chef who still collects his own wild herbs, and growers who allow people to glean their fields. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A little bit about me. View my complete profile.

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Live Locally: Food on the brain

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Monday, September 24, 2007. Food on the brain. I just got an email from an old friend announcing a cross country performance/research/art project she has embarked upon. Traveling in a car burning waste vegetable oil, she and a friend will be taking the State of Progress Traveling Photo Booth. Another close friend of ours, noticing the convergence of themes in our work, made an interesting remark about the role of food in our (collective) lives. Nat writes:. Or is it just fashion? A little bit about me.

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Live Locally: September 2007

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Monday, September 24, 2007. Food on the brain. I just got an email from an old friend announcing a cross country performance/research/art project she has embarked upon. Traveling in a car burning waste vegetable oil, she and a friend will be taking the State of Progress Traveling Photo Booth. Another close friend of ours, noticing the convergence of themes in our work, made an interesting remark about the role of food in our (collective) lives. Nat writes:. Or is it just fashion? The film touches on thin...

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Live Locally: Portland Fruit Tree Project

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Sunday, October 28, 2007. Portland Fruit Tree Project. The Portland Fruit Tree Project. Organizes people in Portland, OR to gather fruit before it falls, and make it available to those who need it most. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A little bit about me. View my complete profile. How this got started. Southside Community Land Trust. Yale Sustainable Food Project. Brown University Community Garden. Project for Public Spaces. State of Progress Traveling Photo Booth. Portland Fruit Tree Project.

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Live Locally: August 2008

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Saturday, August 16, 2008. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). A little bit about me. View my complete profile. How this got started. Southside Community Land Trust. Yale Sustainable Food Project. Brown University Community Garden. Project for Public Spaces. State of Progress Traveling Photo Booth.

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Live Locally: August 2007

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Saturday, August 25, 2007. Eat like you give a damn. An old college friend's facebook pict. This topic is just popping up everywhere! Wednesday, August 1, 2007. Heirloom Tomatoes on Campus? Ginnie runs RISD Dining and Catering and has been making a great effort to bring more local foods and sustainable practices into the RISD kitchens. She previously worked at Brown University, which has had success with a similar initiative. To be covered in more detail here later.). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Live Locally: October 2007

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Sunday, October 28, 2007. Portland Fruit Tree Project. The Portland Fruit Tree Project. Organizes people in Portland, OR to gather fruit before it falls, and make it available to those who need it most. From the Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture. At Iowa State University. Via Kitchen Gardeners International. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). A little bit about me. View my complete profile. How this got started. Southside Community Land Trust. Yale Sustainable Food Project. Project for Public Spaces.