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The Seed Project by David

The Seed Project- a global environmental installation where individual artists plant seeds creating art projects worldwide.
- Art
- Brooklyn, NY
- 12% funded $756 pledged
- 30 backers
Funded!
When The Ground Breaks II by Elaine Angelopoulos

I will create a kiosk with objects that reflect, represent, and identify local communities living in good and difficult economic times.
- Conceptual Art
- Brooklyn, NY
- 133% funded $665 pledged
- 19 backers
- Funded Mar 31, 2012
Funded!
Soapbox: A Performance Art Series by Hillyer Art Space

Soapbox is a platform for performance art that aims to increase exposure for this underrepresented art form
- Performance Art
- Washington, DC
- 101% funded $5,606 pledged
- 88 backers
- Funded Mar 13, 2012
Funded!
booklyn.org 2.0 by The Booklyn Artists Alliance

You want BOOK ARTS? Booklyn is putting it all online.
- Technology
- Brooklyn, NY
- 122% funded $14,666 pledged
- 154 backers
- Funded Jan 16, 2012
Funded!
U.V.A. 2011 tour by Andrew Ranaudo

U.V.A. is taking the show on the road!
- Music
- Brooklyn, NY
- 103% funded $3,300 pledged
- 66 backers
- Funded Sep 16, 2011
Funded!
Get Your Dance On NYC! by Natasha Blank + Sascha Lewis

Get Your Dance On is changing the way the planet parties with badass music, superfood fuel, creative bolts of lightning, YOU.
- Dance
- New York, NY
- 196% funded $5,899 pledged
- 173 backers
- Funded Apr 07, 2011
The Ray Project: The Man Corporations Love to Hate by nancy siesel

The Man Corporations Love to Hate is a feature length documentary about Ray Rogers, a world renown labor and human rights activist.
- Documentary
- Brooklyn, NY
Funding Unsuccessful (12/22/2010)
Funded!
Film Festival to celebrate World Fair Trade Day 2010! by Ten Thousand Villages of Austin

A Fair Trade Film Festival to celebrate World Fair Trade Day 2010. Our goal is to promote awareness and education of fair trade business practices.
- Narrative Film
- Austin, TX
- 100% funded $6,005 pledged
- 65 backers
- Funded May 02, 2010
Rose Artist Fund by Rose Artist Fund

The Rose Artist Fund gives unrepresented artists from diverse backgrounds a chance to share their work.
- Art
- New York, NY
Funding Unsuccessful (02/12/2010)
Funded!
Booklyn Artist Alliance: The Next Decade by The Booklyn Artists Alliance

Booklyn is a non-profit alliance of book artists. We're organizing the Booklyn Decade: a 10-year archive that will be sold to fund more programing.
- Art
- New York, NY
- 103% funded $10,311 pledged
- 72 backers
- Funded Jan 15, 2010

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aaron sinift

The Seed Project by David

When The Ground Breaks II by Elaine Angelopoulos

Soapbox: A Performance Art Series by Hillyer Art Space

booklyn.org 2.0 by The Booklyn Artists Alliance

U.V.A. 2011 tour by Andrew Ranaudo

Get Your Dance On NYC! by Natasha Blank + Sascha Lewis

The Ray Project: The Man Corporations Love to Hate by nancy siesel

Film Festival to celebrate World Fair Trade Day 2010! by Ten Thousand Villages of Austin

Rose Artist Fund by Rose Artist Fund

Booklyn Artist Alliance: The Next Decade by The Booklyn Artists Alliance

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