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projects

60 Pieces of Art - Collaborative Self-Portrait
  • Jennifer Fais made a giant line drawing self-portrait on 60 sheets of paper.
  • Next, she has mailed individual pages to 60 people, who decorated their square.
  • They are returning their page by mail or in person at the event so it could be re-assembled every day during 60 Hours with the other pages into the finished self-portrait.
BB Gun Poetry Firing Range
  • Pressly Dowler created 60 small plaster pieces to attach to a long sapling pole.
  • Jeffrey Diteman contributed a 60 word poem - one word each to be written on the plaster targets.
  • Under adult supervision, a group of us took to the firing range and the pieces remaining were re-formed into a new (and shorter) poem by Kat Yeary.
Blank Slate Mobile
  • Werner Sun made a special outdoor mobile and installed it ahead of the start of the official 60 hours.
  • The hanging sculpted pieces in the mobile were left white so that participants could paint or embellish them, adding to the mobile.
Tetanus Factory
  • Amelia Fais Harnas & Sarah Foster emptied the Turkey Coop of its contents and then Amelia re-arranged most of said contents on the front of the coop to be used as a backdrop for projections and performances.
Holly Museum
  • A performance piece by Kat Yeary, an audience was given a museum tour of Holly's room and life.
Secrets Swinging Sculpture
  • Constructed by Destiny using bent and woven metal ribbons and origami paper with secrets that were collected during the 60 Hours.
Klassy Kruntry
  • We took a brand-new hunting blind, and we painted a woodland scene on all four sides.
Yarn Bombing
  • Any and all with knitting or crocheting skills were welcomed and are thanked heartily for their contributions. The squares/doilies/creations that were mailed in were also seriously appreciated.
  • Success! Project Leader, Adriana Kramer, pulled together a fantastic installation that now slows down traffic on County Route 24.
Bonfire Pottery
  • Eric Holbein & helpers successfully pulled off pit firing pottery! This was set in the lower field and used Bonfire #2.
Paintball Pointillism
  • Bill Boland’s idea was to construct a large-scale pointillism piece using a black sheet nailed to the side of the Beulahland house & then shot with paintballs.
  • The paintballs were a little runny, so a second attempt was made shooting from the front upper deck onto the black sheet on the ground below.
Rocks
  • Bill Boland and helpers painted large rocks that were arranged in a special design on the side of the hill facing county route 24 (which used to be a gravel mine).
Brick-making/Installation
  • Using mud, straw and our hands & feet, we made our own bricks to bake in the sun (maybe the bonfire, too?). Perfect fun/messy thing for kids and kids-at-heart.
  • With the bricks made, we could build some sort of pyramid or other structure as an installation. Other ideas about this project are welcomed.
Safety Room Installation
  • Created by Amelia Fais Harnas in the small mud room off of the kitchen using all bright orange materials that she could find. 
  • Two improv dances were filmed in this installation.
Improvised Dance
  • Sarah Foster, Harriett Meyer, Sam, Heather and Sophia improvised a short dance performance in front of the Tetanus Factory which was recorded and projected on the Tetanus Factory at night with an added layer of imrpoved dance.

participants

In no particular order:


Jennifer Fais
Noel Sylvester
Amelia Fais Harnas
Adriana Kramer
Sarah Foster
Pressly Dowler
David A. Scott, Jr.
Cynthia Scott
Aleta Wynn Yarrow & William 
Bill Boland
Bridget Bossart VanOtterloo
John VanOtterloo
Edd Tokarz Harnas
Tory Swan & Dylan 
Sandy & Shelley Swan
Destiny Orchowski
Ann & Ava Hammeister Welles
Tyler Cassidy-Heacock
Amy Tidmarsh & Bella 
Annie Wentz
Lenka Becvar
Len & Karen Vogler
Thomas in Berlin
Sue & Sophia McMaster
Devin Sherman & Jason
Harriett Meyer & Sam
Ashley & Heather van der Grinten
Nicole Crider
Brandie & Marley Follett
Werner Sun
Emil Harnas 2
Jim & Sue Harnas,
Wanda Harnas
Marraine Kettell & Natalie
Jeffrey Diteman
Bruce Baxter
Mariah Rose Dahl
Jeff Perrault & Crew
Beth Hylen
Brad Turner
Craig & Jen Palmer
Mike Lese
Ben Burkowski
Lemonlightning
Natalie Klein
Neil Bardhan
Maria & Eric Holbein
Portable Friend
Retha Cazel
Michael Chang
Jeff & Dinah Smith & Crew
Kat Yeary
Gabe Furtado
Michelle & Greg Creeley
Svetlana Baldwin 
Bob, Judy & Hannah Garrett
Mary & Derek Woollatt
Marilou Masters
Jeni Paquette
Lynn Decher
Maria Quintal
Fran Tempel
Madeline Weiss
Beth Cole
Helen Wilhem & Edith Bash
Dan WIlhelm
Tina Eyer
Sean Lukasik
Delian Cornfield
Monica Defendorf
Matt Haas
The Moretti-Quigley Family
Marty Poole
Troy Carpenter
Meleny Peacock
Gigi Alvare & Carlos
Greg Armstrong
Holger Kramer
Dan Mirer
Indiana & Malia Bateson
Bruce & Denise Akins
Wayne Wells
Pam Hawthorne
Mike Mills
Mike DeSorda & Serita
Dan & Carole Fimlaid
Glenn & Jacquei Copp
Frances Allis
Jennifer Trimber
Dick & Judy Streever
Tom Foster & Corri
Mara & Grey Fain
Wendy Hovey
Elaina Finger
Patty & Dave Walczak
Jean Peterson
Gina Burdick-Hageman & Rachel & Matthew
I know I am still missing some people! 
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