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on December 22
The Artstead Boat Project
Posted project update #12Thank you to all who attended the Campout
Post CommentThe camp out was a success! Thank you to everybody who was able to make the trek out to the historic town of Locke. We were only slightly rained on and our local host, Russel Ooms, offered a guest house for those with soggy tents. We cooked, we played music, we even built a rudder in Russ's woodworking shop located only few hundred feet from where the boat was anchored. We were able to load all the attendees onto the Relentless for a Saturday Cruz and much adventure.
What a blast!
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on October 28
The Artstead Boat Project
Posted project update #11The Relentless Artstead Campout in Locke, CA (November 4th Weekend)
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on June 15, 2011
The Artstead Boat Project
backed a project
Camp UP Climbing Wall for Burning Man 2011 by Camp UP
A climbing wall with over 400 sq.ft. of climbing terrain built by 4 Bay Area climbers who want to bring bouldering to Burning Man.
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107% funded $7,405 pledged
- 76 backers
- Funded Jul 21, 2011
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on June 15, 2011
The Artstead Boat Project
Posted project update #10Testing new propellers and steering mechanisms
Post CommentBoat maintenance continues as we keep this beauty afloat. New propellers are giving her improved power to combat high winds and current. See photos from the past two work weekends below!
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on May 24, 2011
The Artstead Boat Project
backed a project
Stage Werx 446 by Ty Mckenzie
Stage Werx new Mission District Theatre located at 446 Valencia St.
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102% funded $22,800 pledged
- 271 backers
- Funded Jun 15, 2011
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on May 18, 2011
The Artstead Boat Project
Posted project update #9Call For Proposals
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on January 11, 2011
The Artstead Boat Project
Posted project update #8The rebuilt engine is installed!
Post CommentThe newly rebuilt engine is installed. Drawings are in progress for stages and canopies. Can’t wait to test out the new steering mechanisms!
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on August 26, 2010
The Artstead Boat Project
Posted project update #7Steering Machanisms
Paul and Jimmy have been working on new steering mechanisms! They're mounted on articulating trailer jacks so's we can pull them up if we get into the shallows. Can't wait to test these out.
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on August 17, 2010
The Artstead Boat Project
Posted project update #6What do we have in common?
Post CommentDear Backers of the Relentless,
Now that we've worked together as a group to fund this project, we have the Relentless in common. We have adventure, vision, and hard work in common. It warms my heart to know that there is such a large community of folks who believe in art and collaboration enough to put their money on it. I know that all of our lives have been somehow changed when Chicken took each of us "under his wing" in some way or another. He offers us something we can't find anywhere else and that's a special brand of adventure that cannot be predicted. And why? Well, it's all for fun! It's so that you and I and anyone who happens upon us can have something unique and well, just different, in our lives. That's why we do what we do and that's why it's completely worth it. We are building the world we want to live in. It's an adventure in ideas that has brought all of us together. I'm looking forward to sharing more of the best parts of life with all of you.
Much love,
Anja
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on August 14, 2010Funded!
The Relentless ~ Artstead Boat Project by The Artstead Boat Project
A salvaged antique house boat becomes a floating venue for experimental art and performance!
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105% funded $7,903 pledged
- 165 backers
- Funded Aug 14, 2010
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The Artstead Boat Project
Oakland, CA
We are a collective of Bay Area artists and adventurers committed to pushing the boundaries of art and performance on the water.
Awesome!
Long time, no update. What's happening now?