Several people have asked me what I do for a living, we all know about how identity is defined in these United States by one's work not being. Well, the production available for viewing has to do with what I/we did on Elsie's Farm in the last decade or so, & I suggest you see and hear it if possible. Deb Wallwork's production (with Mike Hazard) is described on the postcard making known the event as follows:
"Dirty Work" is about an impossible, perhaps quixotic dream to take an old farm, invest it with new ideas, and grow a community.
Community supported agriculture; what does it take? Who are the people that make it happen?
And how are their lives transformed by living the change they hope to see?
TRYLON Cinema
3258 Minnehaha Ave S. Minneapolis, MN
Wednesday, May 18th
7:00 P.M. $8 suggested donation
RESERVE your seat
www.take-up.org
Originally there was to be a BLOG which would accompany this video; that may or may not happen in the future. I guess what I would like to have happen is have the BLOG written by those who have participated in Elsie's, and those who have been affected by farm, including those who have seen "Dirty Work." Vamos a ver.
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