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2017-458-E Arts - Carter Hubbard - 2017-18 Arts Grant Agreement
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7/1/2017
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7/1/2017
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6/30/2018
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$1,500.00
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DocuSign Envelope ID:A0B1 EB25-DA83-4024-9927-D69B64746F70 <br /> FloraffitiTM: Bringing Words to Life and Life to Words <br /> Carter Hubbard <br /> 15815 Springbrook Ct <br /> Lake Oswego, OR 97034 <br /> Proposed Project <br /> Floraffiti is a placemaking and community engagement project. Using red clover,words <br /> are planted mulched areas such as: medians, under trees, along the sidewalk and <br /> streets, and in and around municipal parking lots and businesses that are willing <br /> participants. The words are derived from community input, cultural surroundings, and <br /> from spoken word poetry workshops held in the community. In the workshop, group <br /> and solo poetry pieces are created and the participants learn to perform their piece for <br /> a public audience. From each piece created, one specific word is chosen by each <br /> participant to be planted. The workshop participants and artist, Carter Hubbard, plant <br /> the words throughout the community. When the words are in full growth,the workshop <br /> participants perform their pieces around each word that they planted in a public event. <br /> The performances by the youth and adults will give the words another facet of <br /> exploration that will entertain, inspire, inform, and enliven the spaces where the words <br /> are planted in Chapel Hill and Carrboro. <br /> With the help of Stephanie Trueblood, Hillsborough's Public Space Manager, Floraffiti is <br /> planning to expand into Hillsborough in 2018 as a placemaking tool with hopes of <br /> "cross-pollinating", collaborating to support the upcoming Bee Hotel project. The Town <br /> of Hillsborough has received the "Bee City USA" designation to foster the health and <br /> growth of the bee population and to educate the public about the bees' greater purpose <br /> as a vital member of the ecosystem, integral to environmental well-being for all. <br /> Examples of possible words planted for this project, such as 'Pollinate', 'Bzzzz...', 'Grow', <br /> and visual images planted in the shape of flower, a bee, the honeycomb hexagon <br /> pattern and more will tie in with the Bee Hotel project in the Spring. In the years <br /> following 2018, Floraffiti will develop in ways to support the economic and cultural <br /> diversity in the community specific to Hillsborough's objectives, as noted below. <br /> There are many other words planted by the artist and Floragardeners throughout the <br /> community to fulfill the larger scale placemaking initiative. For the community at large, <br /> the words will be in both prominent areas, aimed at visitors' commonplaces, and as well <br /> is in surprising places, more obvious to the local community. The words' growth period, <br /> typically beginning in March, lasts for 4 months. As summer nears,the words will <br /> diminish and the remains will naturally disappear into the mulch/dirt. <br /> In 2017, Floraffiti saw its fifth year as a placemaking project in Chapel Hill and a year of <br /> firsts; Carrboro was included and the series of community spoken word poetry <br /> workshops were implemented throughout. The community workshops with teens and <br /> adults were followed up with a series of very successful performances throughout <br /> Chapel Hill and Carrboro during the 2nd Friday Art Walk in April. <br />
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