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Fjellerup, Denmark, 2013 | |  |
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A Hard Read, 2013 | |  |
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Jamaica, Queens, 2012 | |  |
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At Home at Hopper('s) House, 2011 | |  |
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Visitor, 2006 - 2010 | |  |
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A Lot, 2009 - present | |  |
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Welcome Home, 2008 - 2010 | |  |
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Chez Hilton, 2008 | |  |
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Faceless Portrait, 2007 | |  |
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"Outsiders" & "Insiders," 2003 - present | |  |
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WinterSpace, 2009 photo by Sandra Mack-Valencia
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A Lot got its start in 2009, when I turned my apartment into an artist space ("WinterSpace,") invited seven artists to make work about the view of a community garden, and organized a series of conversations. Since then, I've continued to orchestrate events with community gardeners and artists, place work by fellow artists in the gardens, and make my own work on this work. |
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1997 article  Fire-escape waves from neighbor, Fred, watering garden below, 1997.
My article on NYC community gardens and the two lots on 104th St. that inspired A Lot (published in Berlingske Tidende, Denmark.)
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Petra Valentova
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For the 2010 exhibition at WinterSpace, Petra Valentova's Duck proposal hung on the walls but was too ambitious for A Lot's budget to realize. In 2012, she got a grant from the Queens Council on the Arts and this, in combination with a successful Kickstarter campaign, enabled her to produce her duck for the LIC Community Garden. |
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Michael Wilson showing his work in the Red Shed Community Garden |
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The plan was for me to make a garden salad for Michael Wilson's opening, with vegetables from garden. However, most of the vegetables weren't ripe when the time came, and I produced a different kind of garden salad that is now a staple treat for events. |
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Robert Salanda
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Robert Salanda, ISCP resident, created Morse Garden for A Lot - installed in the W. 104th St. Garden. |
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