- Screenplay: Ernest Hemingway Is Dead- A dark comedy about what would happen if Ernest Hemingway were reincarnated into the body/life of a cowardly, burnt-out, strung-out, young screenwriter who cannot seem to get his career or personal relationships in order.
- An art project about numbers. Numbers like the dollar amount our government spends on helping young adults pay for college, numbers of people in the U.S. that go hungry every day, just numbers. "These United Stats"
- Darfur Awareness Day- get all college media to print or broadcast a story on Darfur, all high school history teachers to offer extra credit to students who write a letter to their congressmen about the situation. organize blog coverage, twittering, and facebooking about it. Some sort of simple visual key, like wear a certain color or flag or button on that day
- My Daily Good.com: a web portal of social consumerism with positive ethical ambitions. Exmp: Tom's Shoes
- Spherus Studios (tm): A dynamic and ever evolving collective of creative people and artists joining together behind a common goal of the transformative power of art, community, and collaboration.
- The NEW Southern Mythology: An interdisciplinary art project involving multiple genres, mediums, and artists to create and articulate the unique and imaginative mythologies of the Southern United States.
- American Zeitgeist: A Photo series depicting the paradoxical nature of our generation and it's navigation of the American cultural landscape. Punctuated by the juxtapositions of common life themes that arise in the 20-something age bracket with typical scenes of Americana.
- Everyday People: A public art project based on a series of photos of of the daily tasks that take place in bathrooms all over the world. Brushing teeth, putting on make-up, peeing, and other daily tasks that are universal and can serve to unite and inspire thought.
- Reading through the year: A book of the month photo calendar: modern reinterpretations of beloved books and stories.
- The Camp: A fine/performing/commercial arts camp for underprivileged kids who show artistic potential but cannot afford a traditional art camp. The purpose of the camp is two-fold- serve the community of artistic kids and teens by educating them in art as a valid career choice AND engage the campers in community art projects and other service projects as a form of payment for the camp tuition. The kids both become more educated and educate and serve others outside the traditional art community.
dec 15 2009 ∞
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