Email: Seattle’s Green Light people, are you one?
Sandra Jackson-Dumont, Seattle Art Museum, says, “People need cool mixing places, settings that encourage conversation, unlikely social connection” and she hopes, learning, writes Tyrone Beason. She curates experiences, blending various forms of art, pop culture, music, etc.
What Green Light experience might you curate, to connect a diversity of thinkers, perhaps in a new community gathering place?
Another example of Green Light style in action!
Award-winning artist Theaster Gates is “known for gutting blighted buildings, creating museum pieces with the salvaged materials and converting the reclaimed structures into community halls suitable for poetry readings, musical performances, prayers meetings or whatever the surrounding neighborhoods dream up,” writes Tyrone Beason (Pacific NW Magazine 6-5-11).
Gates’ work is classic Green Light – creating Ideal Scenarios.
Green Light style in action
Red Light warning: Don’t count your chickens before they’re hatched.
Green Light invitation: Count your chickens – and hatch them!
