(yes, plants! mostly food plants.)
i’ve been thinking about adding my passion for growing food to this website for a while.
the truth is, i’ve been waffling.
certainly, there are plenty of reasons NOT to glom gardening in with art.
But…
gardening is a creative activity.
and our society is riddled with a tragic disconnection with the natural world.
take a mosaic class at Flagler Center!
perfect if you might enter the next Sidewalk Mosaic contest, and want to try it first.
beginners and first-timers are especially welcome! all materials included.
thank you to Stuart Mainstreet and Women Supporting the Arts for sponsoring these classes and the Creek District Sidewalk Mosaic Program.
celebrate with us on October 15th
we’re unveiling a new mosaic celebrate new public art with us! we’re installing the third sidewalk mosaic, created by local artist Deborah Bottorff, and we’d like you to join us…
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missingArt is part of Creek District Sidewalk Mosaic Program, working with the Creek District Advisory Board, The City of Stuart, and Pelican Central Mosaic Studio.
This is a public art program for everyone!
read more here.
mask making and storytelling workshop: a visual storytelling exercise to engage the depths of subconscious mind
this workshop is both playful and thought proving and makes a great intergenerational activity.
First Fridays are a good night to be out in the Creek District. businesses keep their doors open late and host artists and/or performers.
and you might find some missing art.
Chicory on repeat
Read moreChicory – Cichorium intybus i grew up thinking chicory was a native plant – it’s pretty ubiquitous along roadsides throughout the North East and into the South. it’s native to Eurasia, in fact, and is cultivated primarily in Europe (and also Nebraska and South Africa). as it turns out, it’s formally considered an invasive in several states, and popularly considered
Chicory on repeat
Chicory – Cichorium intybus i grew up thinking chicory was a native plant – it’s pretty ubiquitous along roadsides throughout…
should i even write this scandalous post?
what is my attitude on invasive plants? it’s no good when non-native plants usurp a habitat and overwhelm native plant…
spiderwort (the kind you can eat)
Tradescantia either ohiensis or virginiana. the two species are very similar in appearance. hairy sepals and relative height (ohiensis being…
celebrate with us on October 15th
we’re unveiling a new mosaic celebrate new public art with us! we’re installing the third sidewalk mosaic, created by local…
a tuber of many names
African Potato Mint | Plectranthus rotundifolius once upon an adventure in permaculture, i searched the interweb for plants that give…