Comments on: Spreading joy in foreclosure http://mjmfilms.com/2010/spreading-joy-in-foreclosure/ Activist filmmaker. Freelance films and <a href="http://musicvideo.mjmfilms.com/">music videos</a>. Just finished working with <a href="http://filmaid.org">FilmAid International</a> <br />in NYC, Kenya, and Haiti. Want me to direct your film? <a href="mailto:michael@mjmfilms.com">Email me</a>! Fri, 13 Jan 2012 00:31:10 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Daniela http://mjmfilms.com/2010/spreading-joy-in-foreclosure/comment-page-1/#comment-4078 Daniela Tue, 16 Feb 2010 20:53:12 +0000 http://mjmfilms.com/?p=988#comment-4078 Something very similar was done in Providence either over the Spring of '08 or Spring of '09, can't remember exactly. Artists were provided with "installation space" in empty storefront windows. I think it was done under the care of AS220. I'd call them to find out more about how this kind of project can be brought about. I'd be interested in helping you, just not sure how committed to the cause I can be right now! Something very similar was done in Providence either over the Spring of ’08 or Spring of ’09, can’t remember exactly. Artists were provided with “installation space” in empty storefront windows. I think it was done under the care of AS220. I’d call them to find out more about how this kind of project can be brought about. I’d be interested in helping you, just not sure how committed to the cause I can be right now!

]]> By: Maha http://mjmfilms.com/2010/spreading-joy-in-foreclosure/comment-page-1/#comment-4077 Maha Tue, 16 Feb 2010 19:28:41 +0000 http://mjmfilms.com/?p=988#comment-4077 Love this idea. A few suggestions--Hannah Copperman Brown '08 is heavily into public art and a NY-er now living in DC. See if she knows who handles this. Aaron Stanton '08 currently lives in NY and works for the city, in the emergency management division (ie security, natural/weather disasters) etc. Justin Spiegel '08 is a NYer with a heavily political bent who might know this too. You could also call directly to your City Councilperson, or to a few public-minded museums--PS1 comes to mind--about it. Good luck! -M Love this idea. A few suggestions–Hannah Copperman Brown ’08 is heavily into public art and a NY-er now living in DC. See if she knows who handles this. Aaron Stanton ’08 currently lives in NY and works for the city, in the emergency management division (ie security, natural/weather disasters) etc. Justin Spiegel ’08 is a NYer with a heavily political bent who might know this too.

You could also call directly to your City Councilperson, or to a few public-minded museums–PS1 comes to mind–about it.

Good luck!
-M

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