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SUMMARY:WMNF Artist-in-Residence: Hill Farm Dinner Party
DESCRIPTION:Hill Farm Dinner Party is a performative work where local artists share a meal on the ruins of a farmhouse in Thorton Gore (in White Mountain National Forest)\, eating foods that would have been farmed onsite before the space was reclaimed by the nature. ART: Xavier Cortada\, “Hill Farm Dinner Party\,” performative work in the cellar/archeological ruins of an 18th century farm house since reclaimed by the woods at White Mountain National Forest near Thornton\, New Hampshire\, 2012. \n\n\n\n7/26/2012\n\n\nWhen:\n7/26/2012\n4:00 PM\n\n\nWhere:\nWhite Mountain National Forest\nThornton Gore\nThornton\, New Hampshire\nUnited States\n\n\nContact:\nFrumie Selchen\, Executive Director\,Arts Alliance of Northern New Hampshire\nFrumie@aannh.org\n\n\n\nHill Farm Dinner Party \nArtist:   Xavier Cortada \nTitle:  “Hill Farm Dinner Party” \nWhen: Thursday\, July 26th\, 2012 at 4 pm. \nWhere: Thorton Gore (off Tripoli Road)\, White Mountain National Forest \nWho: Cortada\, the forest’s archeologist and historian\, and 8-12 professional artists in New Hampshire who would be interested in repeating this performance in other WMNF historic sites\, including: \n\nLandaff Moddy Ledge\nSandwich Notch\nChicken Borough\nKnocker’s Hole\nAlbany Iona\n\nAbout: \nHill Farm Dinner Party is a performative work where local artists share a meal on the ruins of a farmhouse in Thorton Gore (in White Mountain National Forest)\, eating foods that would have been farmed onsite before the space was reclaimed by the nature. \nWhite Mountain National Forest archeologist Terry Fifield\, Historic Archaeologist\, Sarah Jordan and descendants of the Merrill family (former owners of the site) will join artist-in-residence Xavier Cortada in addressing the audience\, explaining the human history of the forest and the need to protect these archeological sites. \nFor more information contact Frumie Selchen\, Executive Director\,Arts Alliance of Northern New Hampshire (Frumie@aannh.org) or see www.xaviercortada.com/event/tunnelbrook \n\n___________________________________________ \n\n2012 White Mountain National Forest Artists-in-Residence \nArtist Xavier Cortada and composer Juan Carlos Espinosa are currently serving as Artists-in-Residence at White Mountain National Forest.   The residency is presented in collaboration with the Arts Alliance of Northern New Hampshire (www.aannh.org). \n\nThey have worked together on numerous projects over the last few years\, most of them have been related to their shared environmental concerns. Their eco-art practice is defined by interdisciplinary collaboration and participatory practices that involve artists\, scientists\, communities with the goal of public awareness and bioremediation. \nDuring July 2012\, the artists will work with White Mountain National Forest foresters\, scientists and trail builders and the local community to develop ideas for their work. Inspired by and responding to the forest\, the artists will create site-specific works and temporary installations. \n\nRead residency blog at: www.whitemountaintrailmix.wordpress.com \n Hill Farm Dinner Party was a performative work where local New Hampshire artists shared a meal on the ruins of a 17th-century farmhouse in Thorton Gore (in White Mountain National Forest)\, eating foods that would have been farmed onsite before the space was reclaimed by the nature. White Mountain National Forest archeologist Terry Fifield\, Historic Archaeologist\, Sarah Jordan and descendants of the Merrill family (former owners of the site) joined artist-in-residence Xavier Cortada in addressing the audience\, explaining the human history of the forest and the need to protect these archeological sites. \n Xavier Cortada\, “Hill Farm Dinner Party\,” performative work in the cellar/archeological ruins of an 18th century farm house since reclaimed by the woods at White Mountain National Forest near Thornton\, New Hampshire\, 2012. (“Hill Farm Dinner Party” was presented by the Arts Alliance of Northern New Hampshire/ White Mountain National Forest Artist-in-Residence Program. See http://www.xaviercortada.com/event/hillfarm
URL:https://cortada.com/event/wmnf-artist-in-residence-hill-farm-dinner-party/
LOCATION:White Mountain National Forest\, Thornton Gore\, Thornton\, NH\, United States
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