Jack Schonewolf

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Jack Schonewolf joined Kickstarter on January 07, 2010

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NO↔SPACE by NotAnAlternative

This Fall, Not An Alternative will open a new venue for art, activism, technology, and theory called No-Space in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
- Art
- Brooklyn, NY
- 131% funded $13,177 pledged
- 218 backers
- Funded Dec 03, 2011
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Anthony Gross: Crime Scenes (Film. Sculpture. Design.) by SUPERFRONT

The first United States solo exhibition of the work of architecture-trained artist and curator Anthony Gross.
- Painting
- West Hollywood, CA
- 115% funded $750 pledged
- 13 backers
- Funded Nov 03, 2010
National Campaign for Young Farmers + Film Screening Tour by The Greenhorns

Greenhorns organize and assist America's brave new wave of young farmers with a documentary film, radio, online+print resources, workshops and parties
- Food
- New York, NY
Funding Unsuccessful (10/23/2010)
HEROIC: Boston Concrete Architecture 1957-1976 by Chris Grimley, Michael Kubo, Mark Pasnik

“Heroic” surveys Boston's concrete architecture from 1957 to 1976, a remarkable period of design that transformed the city into the "New Boston."
- Nonfiction
- Boston, MA
Funding Unsuccessful (09/20/2010)
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Foodprint LA: A Food-Shaped City by Sarah Rich and Nicola Twilley

Foodprint Project is an event series exploring the ways in which food and cities give shape to one another.
- Food
- Los Angeles, CA
- 102% funded $5,107 pledged
- 67 backers
- Funded Aug 26, 2010
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Greenaid-Seedbomb Vending for Greener Cities! by Commonstudio

Greenaid converts vintage gumball machines into "seedbomb" dispensers to encourage community engagement with green space in urban environments.
- Product Design
- Los Angeles, CA
- 103% funded $10,398 pledged
- 334 backers
- Funded Jul 03, 2010
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we need you! help us fund a build out hyperlocavore.com a free yard sharing community by Liz McLellan

hyperlocavore is a yard sharing site helping people share space, tools, time, strength, know-how and good times to build resilient neighborhoods.
- Food
- 103% funded $6,434 pledged
- 156 backers
- Funded Mar 28, 2010
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BK Farmyards: Developing a 1-Acre Youth Farm by BK Farmyards

BK Farmyards transforms idle land to farmyards providing access to fresh, local, organic food. In 2010, our farmers are starting a 1-acre farmyard.
- Food
- New York, NY
- 131% funded $13,192 pledged
- 246 backers
- Funded Feb 26, 2010

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NO↔SPACE by NotAnAlternative

Anthony Gross: Crime Scenes (Film. Sculpture. Design.) by SUPERFRONT

National Campaign for Young Farmers + Film Screening Tour by The Greenhorns

HEROIC: Boston Concrete Architecture 1957-1976 by Chris Grimley, Michael Kubo, Mark Pasnik

Foodprint LA: A Food-Shaped City by Sarah Rich and Nicola Twilley

Greenaid-Seedbomb Vending for Greener Cities! by Commonstudio

we need you! help us fund a build out hyperlocavore.com a free yard sharing community by Liz McLellan

BK Farmyards: Developing a 1-Acre Youth Farm by BK Farmyards

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