ruth catlow
2014-09-30 10:39:07 UTC
For the attention of any New Yorkers!
looks like wholesome fun
: )R
Hi friends:
We are writing to introduce you to *OS Fermentation*,**part of
EcoArtTech's new series of social sculptures working collaboratively
with local communities to resuscitate historic food practices and to
remediate what we call "industrial-food amnesia." We hope that you enjoy
the images of OS Fermentation's first iterations last summer and that
you might join us this Saturday, October 4, for the next OS Fermentation
Workshop in NYC at Clayton Williams Community Garden, 2-5pm, as part of
Hyperplace Harlem's Biodiversity Workshops (info below). Please click
"display images" above if you can't see our pics!
//leila+cary
The OS Fermentation Workshop is a slow-cooking class, a healing ritual,
and a human-microbial collaboration. Here Leila leads our first OS
Fermentation Workshop at e-flux this past August. The event was part of
e-flux's Summer Mondays series and the Agency of Unrealized Projects,
curated by Amanda Parmer.
The OS Fermentation installation combines live ferments, computer
sensors, and custom software/electronics to make fermentation's subtle
revolutions of pH, oxygen, and color visible to the human eye in a
series of collectible prints--not to mention lots of taste-testing of
unique, wild-fermented alcoholic concoctions, like blueberry cacao mead,
on opening night! In June, we d?buted the first iteration of the OS
Fermentation installation at Smack Mellon for the FOODshed exhibition,
curated by Amy Lipton.
Raspberry Mead, 2014
Archival giclee print, 20 x 30 inches
More info and images: http://ecoarttech.org/projects/fermentation/
<http://ecoarttech.org/projects/fermentation/>
Please join us at the next *OS Fermentation Workshop* this Saturday,
October 4, 2-5pm, for *Hyperplace Harlem's Biodiversity Workshops*,
sponsored by Canary Project, at Clayton Williams Community Garden.
Workshop participants will make their own fermented vegetable mix to
take home and enjoy within 10 days, at which point you will be giving
your immune and digestive systems a healthy boost of natural, wild
intestinal flora!
This is our first e-newsletter ever even though we have been collecting
emails for many years. We don't want to bother you, so if you prefer not
to receive news from us, please hit reply and type UNSUBSCRIBE in the
subject line and we'll unsubscribe you from future mailings.
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looks like wholesome fun
: )R
Hi friends:
We are writing to introduce you to *OS Fermentation*,**part of
EcoArtTech's new series of social sculptures working collaboratively
with local communities to resuscitate historic food practices and to
remediate what we call "industrial-food amnesia." We hope that you enjoy
the images of OS Fermentation's first iterations last summer and that
you might join us this Saturday, October 4, for the next OS Fermentation
Workshop in NYC at Clayton Williams Community Garden, 2-5pm, as part of
Hyperplace Harlem's Biodiversity Workshops (info below). Please click
"display images" above if you can't see our pics!
//leila+cary
The OS Fermentation Workshop is a slow-cooking class, a healing ritual,
and a human-microbial collaboration. Here Leila leads our first OS
Fermentation Workshop at e-flux this past August. The event was part of
e-flux's Summer Mondays series and the Agency of Unrealized Projects,
curated by Amanda Parmer.
The OS Fermentation installation combines live ferments, computer
sensors, and custom software/electronics to make fermentation's subtle
revolutions of pH, oxygen, and color visible to the human eye in a
series of collectible prints--not to mention lots of taste-testing of
unique, wild-fermented alcoholic concoctions, like blueberry cacao mead,
on opening night! In June, we d?buted the first iteration of the OS
Fermentation installation at Smack Mellon for the FOODshed exhibition,
curated by Amy Lipton.
Raspberry Mead, 2014
Archival giclee print, 20 x 30 inches
More info and images: http://ecoarttech.org/projects/fermentation/
<http://ecoarttech.org/projects/fermentation/>
Please join us at the next *OS Fermentation Workshop* this Saturday,
October 4, 2-5pm, for *Hyperplace Harlem's Biodiversity Workshops*,
sponsored by Canary Project, at Clayton Williams Community Garden.
Workshop participants will make their own fermented vegetable mix to
take home and enjoy within 10 days, at which point you will be giving
your immune and digestive systems a healthy boost of natural, wild
intestinal flora!
This is our first e-newsletter ever even though we have been collecting
emails for many years. We don't want to bother you, so if you prefer not
to receive news from us, please hit reply and type UNSUBSCRIBE in the
subject line and we'll unsubscribe you from future mailings.
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