Monday, January 9, 2012
Waste Equals Food
As we were watering and shifting plants, the top of a basil plant broke off. We decided to put it in water to see if it would root. It did.
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
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As we were watering and shifting plants, the top of a basil plant broke off. We decided to put it in water to see if it would root. It did.
General Economy Exquisite Exchange (GEEE) is a campaign produced by the Cream Co. arts organization promoting an economy based on neighborly trade. In the form of a Garden/Culture Exchange and Trading Post, GEEE demonstrates how local abundance supports an economy open to more than just currency.
As we were watering and shifting plants, the top of a basil plant broke off. We decided to put it in water to see if it would root. It did.
A Cream Co. Production
Special Thanks
We would like to thank all Hyde Park, Kenwood, Chicagoland and international visitors who have participated in our exquisite art experiment.
We would like to extend a special thanks to the people who have acted with invaluable generosity to make this an inexpressible intellectual, sociological, open-economic, aesthetic and artistic success.
The Rebuilding Exchange
Ted
We would like to extend a special thanks to the people who have acted with invaluable generosity to make this an inexpressible intellectual, sociological, open-economic, aesthetic and artistic success.
The Rebuilding Exchange
Bill
Abby
Ted