Wherever There Is Water
a community collaboration with George Ferrandi
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Wherever There Is Water is a collaborative project centered around the story of Huberta — an elderly woman who sets off in her bunny slippers on an epic journey from her daughter's home in Florida to find her old life and her love.
While Huberta's adventures on this journey are the main thread of the narrative, George intends to shape and combine that story with inspiration gathered from many members of the Fleisher community. George will translate these into illuminated sculptures and other artworks that will be the subject of an exhibition in January. The project will culminate in a grand night parade through the streets of South Philadelphia on Saturday, April 24th, 2010.
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Share your story NOVEMBER–DECEMBER 2009 George is collecting stories from neighborhood residents, artists, and anyone interested in participating in the development her project. During the month of November, she will be hosting informal teas at the Center for Works on Paper on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. If you would like to become a part of the project, you may schedule a tea time meeting with George by email, or call 215.922.3456 x 344. Perhaps your story will form the foundation for a figure in the parade! |
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Get involved FEBRUARY–APRIL 2010 Sharing your story is just the beginning. George is seeking willing participants to create works for and participate in the night parade. In the spring, George will also be conducting several workshops to create processional objects. Here are some ways to join right in:
Torch Lights & Toddies
Fleisher Memorial Choir
A Month of Lantern-Making
Join us for the Parade |
We hope to see you at these events. Please be sure to return here regularly for updates on this exciting project.
Images: drawings by George Ferrandi
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Wherever There Is Water is supported by an Artists & Communities grant. Artists & Communities, a program of the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation, is made possible by major funding from the Heintz Endowments, the William Penn Foundation, and the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts.




