Sarah Nelson Wright

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Sarah Nelson Wright is a Brooklyn-based artist, writer and educator from the San Francisco Bay Area. She creates interdisciplinary media projects about the urban experience that both explore the changing city and investigate avenues for intervention. As ... view more

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House Devil, Street Angel - A Personal Documentary Film by Fivel Rothberg

This film addresses tough topics like abuse and mental illness through intimate storytelling. Please check it out!
- Documentary
- Brooklyn, NY
- 107% funded $6,967 pledged
- 118 backers
- Funded Nov 25, 2011
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My Brooklyn by Kelly Anderson & Allison Lirish Dean

MY BROOKLYN follows the filmmaker’s journey, as a Brooklyn “gentrifier,” to understand the forces dramatically reshaping New York City.
- Documentary
- Brooklyn, NY
- 103% funded $20,727 pledged
- 313 backers
- Funded Sep 03, 2011
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New News is Old News: a Wonder Women Project by _gaia studio

NNION = 18 artists and 3 curators exploring news, technology, media, and communication via a residency in NY & exchange in Cyprus.
- Art
- Jersey City, NJ
- 101% funded $8,100 pledged
- 175 backers
- Funded May 14, 2011
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A New Album by Damian Quinones Y Su Nuevo Conjunto by Damian Quinones

Making an album of my most recent work with my new ensemble!
- Indie Rock
- Brooklyn, NY
- 105% funded $2,635 pledged
- 64 backers
- Funded Jan 30, 2011
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365 days of print: an online relay residency by Maya Elise Joseph-Goteiner

10 new artists every month create work daily in response to the experience of reading the paper, and its impending extinction.
- Art
- Brooklyn, NY
- 107% funded $3,622 pledged
- 87 backers
- Funded Dec 30, 2010
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Spirit Ship: a mysterious short film narrated by children by Kristin B. Eno

Spirit Ship is an entirely new type of children's mystery film--live action, no script, original narration by the kids themselves.
- Short Film
- Brooklyn, NY
- 132% funded $6,609 pledged
- 136 backers
- Funded Jan 02, 2011
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The Urban Homesteading Project presents 'Forest' by The Urban Homesteading Project

In early Jan. the UHP will create a mobile forest using recycled christmas trees. FOREST will move to 5 different locations in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
- Art
- New York, NY
- 104% funded $520 pledged
- 19 backers
- Funded Feb 01, 2010
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Battle of Brooklyn by Rumur

Battle of Brooklyn chronicles a six year community fight against a massive real estate development that uses eminent domain to take people's homes.
- Documentary
- New York, NY
- 102% funded $25,506 pledged
- 373 backers
- Funded Dec 01, 2009

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House Devil, Street Angel - A Personal Documentary Film by Fivel Rothberg

My Brooklyn by Kelly Anderson & Allison Lirish Dean

New News is Old News: a Wonder Women Project by _gaia studio

A New Album by Damian Quinones Y Su Nuevo Conjunto by Damian Quinones

365 days of print: an online relay residency by Maya Elise Joseph-Goteiner

Spirit Ship: a mysterious short film narrated by children by Kristin B. Eno

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