I think this view best shows the exodus of the tomato plants.
Monday, June 8, 2015
Elapsed G.E.E.E. 60637
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I've tried to document the plants going out into the world. You never know how the installation will condense, so I hope you can get a sense how things disappeared.
The first day there was a lot of plants in this corner, but by day 2 we shrunk inward. Please note all the weather changes: rain and heat and wind were all there.
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.
A Cream Co. Production
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- Elapsed G.E.E.E. 60637
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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
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