 Excited to announce that 2019 will bring a new project, BUS STOP STORIES.
I'll be working alongside artist Kelly Rioux, the Portland, Maine METRO bus system and its riders to get this project off the ground. STAY TUNED! Bus Stop Stories is a mobile public storytelling project that meets + engages riders right where they’re at–bus stops, shelters + on board the city’s buses. Working alongside riders to create and tell their own stories, the project culminates in an immersive tour, where the public is invited aboard a moving bus to listen to audio stories and view portraits, while stopping at temporary pop-up art/bus shelters created by riders. What if–instead of cultivating invisibility–using the city bus created a new modality for an abundance of omitted voices, ideas + narratives to be heard, celebrated + distributed? Bus Stop Stories centers the art and stories of riders to articulate and frame critical challenges and opportunities, while inserting excitement into a moving system. Thanks to the KINDLING FUND, a statewide regranting program for artist-organized projects, administered by SPACE Gallery on behalf of the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts Regional Regranting Network.
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10/14/2019 01:26:00 am
The reason why I bought myself a car is because of this. I really hate waiting for rides just to get home. I mean, sure it cost me a lot to get a car, but it was enough for me. If I did not buy by myself a car, then I would probably wasted a lot of my time on the road. I want to get home as soon as possible, and that is what makes me happy, because I hate my job. 1/14/2023 02:58:22 am
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