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a welcome and introduction to Edward Murray
We want to introduce you to Ed Murray. He is now one of the authors of this blog. Welcome.
This morning in the Neighborhood Screen Printing Shop I sat down with Edward and asked him a few questions about his relationship with art, and as it turns out our points of connection.
His fresh off the press bio follows the interview…. Continue reading
Talking about art with our Resident Artist in Residence, Jim Kidd
Transformazium is hosting Jim Kidd as our Resident artist in Residence in our screen printing shop. It is our pilot residency, and it means a lot to us to be able to offer recognition and resources to a resident of … Continue reading
Some thinking about economy by our friend and frequent collaborator, Justin Downs
Justin Downs is cofounder of Ground lab, a full service prototyping and fabrication studio located in Brooklyn, NY. He was also an impromptu guest speaker on open source technology for a Low Res skype class with Helen Reed. Thanks Justin! … Continue reading
extended thoughts, what we share with the libarary
The Neighborhood Screen Shop is one example of arts programming in the library, as well as activation of previously under utilized space. The Neighborhood Screen Printing Shop is a collaboration between the Braddock Carnegie Library, Dipcraft Manufacturing and Transformazium. It … Continue reading
gathered thoughts, what the library shares with us
Together we make the library. The library is a place for learning. Our library is a place with a specific history as a multi-use space acknowledging the many dimensions of knowledge. Our library is a growing, forming place. The library … Continue reading
We recommended two books to each other.
Dana: I chose these books because they have rooted my freedom with language. And they speak to my politics that provide this energy to be here, to be here together. We activates communication as a verb. … Continue reading