If you are in the mood for a much smaller, more relaxed closing event, please come to our closing reception tomorrow evening, 7-9 pm, RPS (address below). Some of us will most likely be there before 7. First Friday had lots of pluses, including FIRE and lots of galleries open to look at. This event will also have pluses, like the debut of Rupa's newest sound sculpture, and lots more to nosh. & drink! Also, I'll be doing a tasting, so prepare yourself for liquid tamales and mud cookies.
I just spent some time yesterday shooting video and stills of the show. Video will take me a while to post but stills should be up today or tomorrow.
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
art business has pictures of our show!
Check out the whole article here, and here is a picture of folks looking at my part of the show (on the wall behind the people is Nick Lally's photo series & date visualization mural).

photo: Alan Bamberger

photo: Alan Bamberger
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Cookbook!
The cookbook is for sale! At RPS, it costs $15. That is the only place I am selling it until the show is over, and then I might sell more via etsy. I printed a bunch, so I want to sell those before using Lulu's print on demand option.
mice heart soil; RPS closing reception
today on boing boing, Mark Frauenfelder links to a CDC paper on geophagy I have found useful in my research, as well as a new paper connecting the incorporation of soil with happiness, at least in lab mice.
Interesting interspecies possibilities here!
In other news, First Friday at RPS was fantastic, hundreds of people, but we hope folks we actually know will be able to come back on Friday the 24th (next Friday?!?) for our closing reception. In the works are: a tasting of Starvation Seeds recipes, singing and dancing, and the debut of Rupa's sound installation. Please come! The event has a facebook page if that helps in any way.
Interesting interspecies possibilities here!
In other news, First Friday at RPS was fantastic, hundreds of people, but we hope folks we actually know will be able to come back on Friday the 24th (next Friday?!?) for our closing reception. In the works are: a tasting of Starvation Seeds recipes, singing and dancing, and the debut of Rupa's sound installation. Please come! The event has a facebook page if that helps in any way.
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
recipe box! at last!
I finally got a recipe box and I adore it. I can't believe it took me so long to figure out that I could just buy one of those plastic index card containers from Staples. I kept looking at cooking stores/cooking sections and coming up blank, but now I have this great box, with some helpful labels, and, YAY!
Pictures once the RPS show is completely installed.
Pictures once the RPS show is completely installed.
Monday, June 29, 2009
RPS show
I've been installing at RPS yesterday and today. It's going pretty well!
We have a press release for the show with more details.
Cookbook will be for sale, starting next week.
Opening reception: Oakland's First Friday is July 3, starting at 6 pm.
Closing reception: July 24, 7 pm. The closing reception will feature a Starvation Seeds tasting.
We have a press release for the show with more details.
Cookbook will be for sale, starting next week.
Opening reception: Oakland's First Friday is July 3, starting at 6 pm.
Closing reception: July 24, 7 pm. The closing reception will feature a Starvation Seeds tasting.
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
today's workshop: liquid food
workshop went well, i would even say, best one yet! this is thanks to the space finally looking and feeling inhabited and productive (taking it down tomorrow, of course!) and also due to higher than normal foot traffic. Nobody came to the workshop on purpose, but more people came today than came to the previous two combined. Tripod & video were working beautifully, and it was overcast, so the video isn't as blown out and overexposed looking.
People sampled the tamales and the veggies, and i got the exact response i'd been hoping to elicit: "It's so weird to drink a tamale!" I also heard a lot of people productively imagining what it might be like to experience enteral feeding. I was surprised so many people even tried the food--I thought surely someone would require something sweet, but people were pretty happy with the savory stuff.
I'm leaving the installation feeling really happy with how everything turned out!
Next step, making a short video documenting the three workshops and the installation in general.
People sampled the tamales and the veggies, and i got the exact response i'd been hoping to elicit: "It's so weird to drink a tamale!" I also heard a lot of people productively imagining what it might be like to experience enteral feeding. I was surprised so many people even tried the food--I thought surely someone would require something sweet, but people were pretty happy with the savory stuff.
I'm leaving the installation feeling really happy with how everything turned out!
Next step, making a short video documenting the three workshops and the installation in general.
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- Lindsay Kelley
- Lindsay Kelley is an artist and writer researching bioart, fringe foods, and uncommon modes of food preparation and ingestion. She is currently completing her book manuscript, The Bioart Kitchen. Lindsay holds a MFA in Digital Art & New Media and a Ph.D in the History of Consciousness, both from the University of California Santa Cruz. She works at the Public Library of Science on the PLOS ONE editorial team.