Category: Visuals
The Futurefarmers illustrated this wonderful story by Cooley Windsor that first appeared in the bookVisit Me In California.
1. To join the TAU network, cut out the ID alond the black line, trimming off all the black but leaving the four pieces together. 2. Fold along dotted lines: first along the vertical line, then along the horizontal. 3. Sign the bottom. 4. “Laminate” (by any means necessary) 5. Use with confidence and pride to get more for free.
What is OurGoods? OurGoods is a network of artists, designers, and cultural producers who want to barter skills, spaces, and objects. OurGoods is a place where you have the agency to decide what your obects and services are worth. OutGoods is an infrastructure for mutualism.
How does it work? OurGoods facilitates the barter of skills, spaces and art objects. Organize your projects with what you have and what you need. OurGoods marches you with barter partners, tracks accountability, and helps the business of independent work. You can find collaborators, see emerging interests, or just execute your project without cash.
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Epios, A Sculptor, By Cooley Windsor, Illustrated by Futurefarmers
The Futurefarmers illustrated this wonderful story by Cooley Windsor that first appeared in the bookVisit Me In California.
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Art Work is a newspaper and accompanying website that consists of writings and images from artists, activists, writers, critics, and others on the topic of working within depressed economies and how that impacts artistic process, compensation and artistic property. The newspaper is distributed for free at sites and from people throughout the United States and Puerto Rico. It is also available by mail order from Half Letter Press for the cost of postage.
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Major support for SPACES is provided by The Cleveland Foundation; Cuyahoga Arts and Culture; The George Gund Foundation; Donna and Stewart Kohl; Kulas Foundation; Toby Devan Lewis; National Endowment for the Arts; Nimoy Foundation; and the Ohio Arts Council.
Art Work is partly funded by Lauren Rich Fine & Gary Giller and the John P. Murphy Foundation.