I was on Midday today, "Baltimore's New Food Czar", asking about the city's soon to be discontinued leaf mold program. Assistant Health Commissioner Madeleine Shea dodged my question about a city-wide composting program to help out community gardens and such by deferring to the city's budget crisis. My question comes up at minute 37:07.
Tinges Commons was is collaborative public art space located at the southeast corner of 33rd and Frisby Streets in Waverly, Baltimore, MD. The public space once featured the Tinges Commons Kiosk, a community garden, and temporary sculptures. It was located next to a former artist-run home called "Mirkwood". Together they were called Mirkwood Estates. The garden and sculpture program wound down in 2013 while the kiosk continued to display temporary murals into the 2020s.
Monday, June 21, 2010
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Odd Beauty at Tinges Commons
A collaboration between The Youth Dreamers and Tinges Commons of hand-painted signs focusing on the themes of inner beauty and the poetic absurd.

















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