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|Program short description=“Peanut” is a mobile platform to use practices of DIY community-building to create space shaped to serve the needs of hyperlocal communities. To create this space, a 90s city bus, “Peanut,” has been retrofitted to become an accessible and approachable hub for transportation between communities as well as a physical space to support conversations, gatherings and performances taking place directly within the neighborhoods Peanut seeks to serve. | |||
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== Program purpose == | == Program purpose == | ||
“Peanut” is a mobile platform to use practices of DIY community-building to create space shaped to serve the needs of hyperlocal communities. To create this space, a 90s city bus, “Peanut,” has been retrofitted to become an accessible and approachable hub for transportation between communities as well as a physical space to support conversations, gatherings and performances taking place directly within the neighborhoods Peanut seeks to serve. Because DIY platforms are built upon grassroots relationship-building, community outreach is as integral to our process as the performance itself. Peanut is an artist and community-driven collaboration that places arts and community in direct contact in order to celebrate the voices of under-resourced communities. | “Peanut” is a mobile platform to use practices of DIY community-building to create space shaped to serve the needs of hyperlocal communities. To create this space, a 90s city bus, “Peanut,” has been retrofitted to become an accessible and approachable hub for transportation between communities as well as a physical space to support conversations, gatherings and performances taking place directly within the neighborhoods Peanut seeks to serve. Because DIY platforms are built upon grassroots relationship-building, community outreach is as integral to our process as the performance itself. Peanut is an artist and community-driven collaboration that places arts and community in direct contact in order to celebrate the voices of under-resourced communities. | ||
Latest revision as of 01:36, November 28, 2022
Peanut
Program Info
| Date start | Jan 2020 |
| Type of Program | Education · Exhibition · Professional Development · Touring |
| Parent program | MoHA |
Current Roles
| Staff | Zac Traeger · Executive Director |
| Events |
| Date | Event | Format | Medium |
|---|---|---|---|
| 08.18.23 | Courthouse Nights | Concert · Film Screening · Installation | Civic Engagement · Dance · Film · Music · Video |
| 06.01.22 | Live in a Squareykah | Drag Show · Fabrication · Film Screening · Karaoke · Meal · Performance · Photo Booth · Social · Variety Show | Dance · Design · Drag · Film · Food · Installation · Mixed Media · Music · Painting · Participatory · Performance Art · Projection |
| Similar Programs | |
| CATS+ · Cage Match Project · Curbside Yuletide · Digital Arts · Digital Do-Si-Do · Drive-In · EAST at MoHA · Fantastic Arcade · Fellowship · Fiscal Sponsorship · Games Y'all · IRL · Media Jams · MoHA · Station to Stations · Studio Space · Test Program · The Mall · Welcome to my Homepage | |
Program purpose
“Peanut” is a mobile platform to use practices of DIY community-building to create space shaped to serve the needs of hyperlocal communities. To create this space, a 90s city bus, “Peanut,” has been retrofitted to become an accessible and approachable hub for transportation between communities as well as a physical space to support conversations, gatherings and performances taking place directly within the neighborhoods Peanut seeks to serve. Because DIY platforms are built upon grassroots relationship-building, community outreach is as integral to our process as the performance itself. Peanut is an artist and community-driven collaboration that places arts and community in direct contact in order to celebrate the voices of under-resourced communities.
