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Read MoreMaterials Needed: – Paper — construction paper, printing paper, cardstock, paper bag paper — any of these – Old magazines, photos, decorative papers if you have them – Scissors – Glue or tape or stapler – Pencil – Color pencils, markers or crayons – (Optional: any […]
Read MoreFrom: Jean-Marie Mauclet, for conNECKtedTOO—>TINYisPOWERFUL conNECktedTOO@gmail.com 843-637-9733 68 Devereaux St, Charleston , SC 29403 Charleston, May 8, 2020 Dear Councilwoman Carol Jackson, Thank you for giving the conNECKtedTOO Art team of the Charleston Rhizome Collective the opportunity to articulate its TINYCULINARY vision for saving the very small restaurants which make up the bulk of the […]
Read MoreMaterials Needed: – Brown paper bags OR sheets of paper to fold – Markers/crayons/color pencils – Pencil – Collage materials such as magazines, scrap paper, decorative paper, fabric scraps – Scissors – Glue, paper clips, tape, stapler (any that you have) – (Optional: Sequins, beads, […]
Read MoreMaterials Needed: – Paper or cardboard from paper bags, cereal or pasta boxes, junk mail, old holiday cards, etc. – One or two sheets of white paper, cardstock, or cardboard – Markers or color pencils or crayons/oil pastels – pencil – scissors – glue/tape – paper clips/push pins – round lids to […]
Read MoreMaterials Needed: – four plastic drinking straws (optional) – 2 x 2 inch piece of cardboard – jumbo paperclips – tape – three pipe cleaners – yarn – large button OR plastic milk jug lid with a hole poked through OR sturdy cardboard disc with a hole OR any item to […]
Read MoreMaterials Needed: – 3 or 4 brown paper grocery bags – String or yarn – Scissors – A pencil OPTIONAL MATERIALS: – A postcard or heavy paper (construction, cardstock, etc.) for the cover & 4 – 6 sheets of paper (same size as cover or slightly smaller) for pages – Needle and […]
Read MoreReynolds Avenue in North Charleston is where conNECKtedTOO chose to present its cumulated works, when it was time to unwind two years of collaborative art thinking and art making. Reynolds is far from the centers of Charleston’s culture, in a rundown urban neighborhood ripe for gentrification. That is if covid19 does not successfully mutate greed […]
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