Artists will create a neighborhood of tiny houses in order to explore some complex and interesting questions about how our choice of homes shapes our lives.
Do our choices bring us joy? How do they shape our connections with the people around us? In what ways will our choices change the lives of future generations?
Nine artists will be chosen to build tiny houses. Some will be teamed up with architects and engineers to help them realize their vision.
The stories that unfold will be woven into the exhibition as the the tiny neighborhood goes on the road, visiting people in the cities and towns where they live.
Artists will ask, and sometimes answer, provocative questions.
We hope to encourage people to consider their choices more deeply, to see an expanded range of possibilities, and to try on nine new perspectives, as easily as they might try on a series of coats.
Pixelpipe.com will provide the Tiny House Project with the facility to manage collection and distribution of images via social media.
Degenkolb Engineers will help make the tiny houses ADA accessible when on exhibition.
Mark Sinclair, Principal Engineer, and the San Francisco office of Degenkolb Engineers have joined us as our first corporate sponsors. Degenkolb will provide pro bono services to design a customized approach to loading the tiny houses on and off their trailers in order [...]
BRAF provides Tiny House Project with it’s first grant.
We are thrilled to report the that Tiny House Project has received it’s first grant, for $5000, from the Black Rock Arts Foundation. Visit the Black Rock Arts Foundation web site to learn more about their mission and the other interactive and community-building public art projects they [...]
