Month: April 2017

• Live + Direct from Penland School of Crafts

  Nestled in the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina is one of the country’s oldest and most respected schools of craft.  Opened in 1929 by Lucy Morgan who focused her initial instruction on weaving in order to help local women build cottage industries to help support their families.  As noted on Wikipedia “…The school now offers Spring,…

  jetsonorama

  April 17, 2017

  community, off the rez

  greenacres, marxistglue, penlandschool, penlandschoolofcrafts, streetart, wheatpaste

• event horizon

  I was invited to participate in the 2017 Joshua Treenial.  The theme this year was event horizon.  I ventured to Joshua Tree in January to find a potential location for an installation and to obtain source photos. Thanks to local resident and artist Diane Best I was able to find an abandoned house on the…

  jetsonorama

  April 12, 2017

  climate change, climate justice, community, environment, off the rez

  building community, climatechange, climatejustice, environmentalism, environmentaljustice, marxistglue, streetart, wheatpaste

• celebrating 65 plus years of life together

  I’ve known Rose and Paul Hurley for the 30 years I’ve worked at Inscription House.  It’s been a joy to watch them age gracefully.    

  jetsonorama

  April 10, 2017

  community

  #painteddesertproject, building community, diné, navajo nation, navajo street art, streetart