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Update #2: 5 Days Left
I just wanted to update everyone and say that this project is profiled in the current Next American City Magazine. I hope you can check it out! Trailer Park's archive will be on view shortly for a new show entitled, Brooklyn Utopias. I'll post an update as soon as I have the information.
http://americancity.org/buzz/entry/2441/
Thank you!
Update #1: Shows in July
I am so happy to announce that in tandem with the Terrefarm, I will be opening is on July 17th at SUPERFRONT http://newyork.superfront.org/2010/06/artists-who-play-well/ , I really hope all local supporters can come out and say hi so I can thank you in person! Also this month is my project at Smack Mellon taking place from July 10-July 17th! http://smackmellon.org/index.php/exhibitions/current/
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This project reached the deadline without achieving its funding goal on July 30, 2010.
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A full color glossy post card of Trailer Park, A Utopia on Wheels will roll right into your heart and mailbox, thanking you for your contribution!
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A limited edition, custom-made, full color glossy postcard, signed by the artist will roll right into your heart and mailbox. This edition will be made to accommodate the exact number of contributors at this level!
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An 8” x 10” full color glossy photo print of Trailer Park, A Utopia on Wheels will be signed to you, thanking you for your contribution. Frame-ready, this edition will be numbered and limited to the number of contributors.
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At this support level, a 100 page, limited-edition, full color glossy coffee table book featuring the artist’s work as well as this project will be inscribed to you by the artist thanking you for your contribution to this project! Edition of 50.
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A beautiful, limited-edition full color, double offset Trailer Park Print on cotton paper, 20” x 30”, Frame ready, and signed by the artist, dedicated to you, thanking you for your contribution! Edition of 50.
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At this level, you will receive both the book and the double-offset print, both limited editions, signed by the artist.
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A contributor at this level will receive ALL of the previous rewards, and a written dedication to you by the artist thanking you for your participation and support of this project! These rewards will be sent to you in a handsome portfolio, containing all of the rewards as one total collection.
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For this level of contribution, you will receive ALL of the previous rewards & a sumptuous luncheon INSIDE the Trailer Park as it parks in Brooklyn will be lovingly prepared for you to enjoy with the artist or a friend. As you sip wine and feast, the sounds of the trickling waterfall and the incredible smell of the foliage will tickle your senses and delight you with a one of a kind summer experience!
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Any contributor at this level is a TRUE patron of the arts. Patrons at this level will receive all of the previous rewards except the luncheon. Instead, this level will allow you the one of a kind experience of having a delectable dinner for you and a guest as you are pulled over the Williamsburg Bridge with the stunning New York City skyline in full dazzling effect as your view! The Trailer Park is 100% street legal and as such, you may wine and dine inside it, while be driven around like Art Royalty for this truly one of a kind New York art experience.
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This platinum level contribution will receive all of the previous rewards. In addition to all of the art and book rewards in the portfolio collection, the luncheon may be used or given as a gift- and in tandem with the dinner, your name will be engraved on a brushed steel plate and permanently affixed to Trailer Park’s interior, “wall of fame”, for all time.
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Kim Holleman is a Brooklyn-based Interdisciplinary artist who attended The Cooper Union for The Advancement of Science and Art in New York and the Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam, Holland.
Because of Kim’s unique blending of art, architecture and nature, she has gained recognition across disciplines. Her award-winning work, Trailer Park: A Mobile Public Park debuted at The Storefront for Art and Architecture on Lt. Petrosino Square (‘06), Foley Square-The Supreme Court The Living Room (‘08) and The Cooper Union, Rites of Passage (‘10), as well as multiple galleries, events and conference locations in New York. Holleman was a finalist in the international ONE Prize interdisciplinary architectural competition and has recently had the honor of presenting her work at the recent TEDx conference at The Cooper Union.
Holleman’s first solo show in NY, Law of the Land was chosen Best In Show by R.C. Baker in The Village Voice and was reviewed again in further depth in The Village Voice’s art section by Alan Gilbert. Holleman won the first Artist’s Wanted Competition that same year. The opening event for Holleman’s second solo show in NY, Circa: 2012 recorded a record breaking 1,000 people in attendance and was selected by Papermag as the Word of Mouth show to see that week along with After Nature at The New Museum for Contemporary Art.
Holleman’s work has been featured in The NY Times, The Metro, Next American City Magazine and L-Magazine, to name a few. Kim opened two solo shows in 2011 at Work and SLC Gallery. Her upcoming projects for the summer of 2012 include a large-scale work of public art for FIGMENT on Governor’s Island.
Kim is also entering two passion projects for Bushwick Open Studios 2012. Holleman is organizing the first opening of Myrtle Avenue Studios that she helped develop, and where she maintains her studio. Also debuting at BOS2012 is Holleman’s recent creative alliance with North Brooklyn Collective located at Flushing and Knickerbocker Avenues in Bushwick, where the Trailer Park has been re-contextualized as an indoor work of public art, now residing inside the storefront at North Brooklyn Collective’s main-space.
