On Jan. 24, we plan to work on a large papier maché Planet Earth and maybe film a short video about Dream Seeding for youtube…

Just a few things coming up soon:

Happy 2010!

Look for our ad amongst the many inspiring stories and events  in the Winter 2010 Crazy Wisdom Community Journal, Ann Arbor’s holistic magazine…

**Thursday, January 14, 7:30-9pm:    We will be hosting Dream Seeding meet up night at Debs Co-op in Ann Arbor for anyone interested in participating in any way.  We will be especially focusing on a potential collaborative Dream Seeding art project that we may create for the show. Please contact us if you plan to come!

Saturday, January 16, 1 to 3pm: Opening Reception for “13 Ladies: A Journey of Healing” a compelling multimedia art exhibit by Dream Seeding 2009 artist Lilith Dorr at the Swords into Plowshares Peace Center & Art Gallery in Detroit.   Lilith Dorr’s show will run until February 20th, please see Swords into Plowshare’s website for more details. Also as part of this exhibit, on Jan. 30, 1pm there will an Information Resource Forum about child abuse and domestic violence.

Monday, January 18, 4 to 5:30pm: MLK Day U.S. Social Forum Event in the U-M School of Social Work Educational Coneference Center –This event will bring together community and campus groups working for social justice and healthy communities as part of a learning and sharing about the upcoming US Social Forum in Detroit and to envision what is possible in Washtenaw County as folks build toward June and beyond. Joining the discussion will be Emery Wright of Project South in Atlanta who will share from his experience as part of organizing the first US Social Forum in Atlanta in 2007.

An Joyful & Engaged Martin Luther King Day to All!

Here is a video about Dream Seeding, for a Better World by filmmaker Robert Hughes, with mini-interviews with many of the artist as they brought their work to put in the show!

Thanks so very much to Robert for making this film!  And thanks to all the artists who have made this show a very unique community art experience!

¡Hola All!

One video of Seth Bernard and Daisy May Erlewine wasn’t near enough, so here is another video from youtube.  They are singing the song “Shine On” at the Creole Gallery in Lansing a while back.

May it brighten and warm your January day!

¡Hola Friends!

Here is a music video of Michigan born singer/songwriter Seth Bernard with his musical partner Daisy May Erlewine giving us the lowdown about getting our food sustainably, and joyfully, from your local community farms.

Seth and Daisy May are a part of the Earthwork Music collective which “believes in the intrinsic and historical power of music to raise both community and self-awareness and serves to facilitate and encourage original music in the state of Michigan and beyond. ” Few things build community like music,  and the communities Seth’s music nurtures are compassionate, cooperative and aware.

Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) farms are springing up and evolving all over our country.  For a really lovely website with maps to find CSA’s and other organic, local sources of hearty, healthy food, check out Local Harvest  at http://www.localharvest.org/ !

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