Tinges Commons is collaborative public art space located at the southeast corner of 33rd and Frisby Streets in Waverly, Baltimore, MD. The public space features the Tinges Commons Kiosk, and is located next to the artist-run home formerly known as "Mirkwood". Together they were called Mirkwood Estates. Tinges Commons lives on through public art on the Kiosk. Follow updates at https://www.facebook.com/tingescommons
Friday, July 24, 2009
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
“Waverly Pastoral” Public Art Show and Grand Opening Garden Party at Tinges Commons, July 26th
On Sunday, July 26th, from 4-8pm, Tinge Commons will host “Waverly Pastoral”, its first public art opening and garden party featuring installations by Liz Donadio and Clarissa Gregory alongside freshly prepared organic food from the community garden. Tinges Commons is a community garden and collaborative, contemporary public art space at the southeast corner of Frisby and 33rd Streets in Waverly, Baltimore.
Waverly Pastoral will feature two art projects exploring natural spaces within the urban environment. Liz Donadio will present “Hidden Waverly”, a series of large-scale photographs focusing on discrete pockets of wild greenery within Waverly. A neighborhood map will show participants where to find these hidden green spaces. Meanwhile, Clarissa Gregory will set up “Waiting for the birds”, a sculptural forest installation of growth and decay populated by a variety of enchanting trees made out of scavenged materials. Combined, these installations will offer viewers a poetic situation of half reality and half fantasy.
The art opening will be part of a garden party celebrating the grand opening of Tinges Commons as a community green space in Waverly. The party will include free food from the community garden prepared by volunteers on site. Resonating with nearby gardens and the local farmers market, this event will be an opportunity for neighborhood residents and the public at large to get to know each other and learn more about Waverly as an exciting place for sustainable green projects.
Tinges Commons is funded by the Greater Homewood Community Corporation, the Maryland Cooperative Extension, the Maryland State Arts Council, Mayor Sheila Dixon and the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts.
Curated by
Graham Coreil-Allen
grahamprojects.com
detourne@gmail.com
Mirkwood Performance Space #3 - June 22, 2009
R.M. O'Brien - poetry
Drew Swinburne - music
Jeff Colosino - poetry
Social Studies (Ryan Syrell and Becca Chambers) - music
Melanie Hayes - poetry
Erin Gleeson - reading (micofiction and reading of graphic novel script work-in-progress)
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Tinges Commons Garden planting continues...
Sunday, May 23rd
Cheryl deep in thought.
Jimmy deep in thought.
Clarissa playing in the dirt.
Building the fence.
Pete decided it was burger time.
Team work!
Cheryl deep in thought.
Jimmy deep in thought.
Clarissa playing in the dirt.
Building the fence.
Pete decided it was burger time.
Team work!
Mirkwood Performance Space #2 - May 31st, 2009
Jimmy Joe Roche making the introductions.
Joshua Kelberman
Audience enthralled.
Lesser Gonzalez Alvarez
Andy Hayleck
*Matt Papich
*Editor's note: I apologize for the poor shot. Matt's performance was so enjoyable I forgot to take a picture while he was playing guitar.
Max Eisenberg
Twig Harper
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