The Windowfarms Projects — Britta Riley| DRAFT (Incomplete credits)

A Public participation series that drew tens of thousands worldwide into daily food-growing routines at home.

@BrittaRiley with the NYC Public Windowfarm at the American Museum of Natural History, part of the Our Global Kitchen: Food Nature Culture (Photo: Justin Steele Article: )
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@Ted leads a workshop on DIY waterbottle Windowfarms at the Windowfarms studio made possible by a Lower Manhattan Cultural Council residency Swing Space Grant

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Louisville Public Windowfarm, 2010, commissioned by Art Without Walls for 710 Main St. The Windowfarm in the foyer was open to the public, planted by Greg Graft of Grateful Greans, fitted with a library ladder by Share Riley, and harvested periodical

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Salad greens, kale, strawberries, and cherry tomatoes growing in the NYC Public Windowfarm at the American Museum of Natural History

Britta Riley with the NYC Public Windowfarm at the American Museum of Natural History, part of the Our Global Kitchen: Food Nature Culture (Photo: Natalie Keyssar for Wall Stree Journal Article: Ralph Gardiner Jr. "Windows to Produce" Nov 27 2012)

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The first Windowfarm public installation at Eyebeam Center for Art and Technology

@Glen harvests a salad

@Brittariley installs the American Public Windowfarm, a waterbottle windowfarm, via suction cups on the enormous windows at the Whitney Museum of American Art Photo credit: Ted Ullrich

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@Brittariley installing the Louisville Public Windowfarm #Discoplants! Photo credit: Pirapha Thongtavee

American Public Windowfarm at the Whitney Museum of American Art, Photo credit: Po Ewing

A Windowfarm produced collaboratively by Finnish Windowfarmers led by Andrew Paterson and showcased at the Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art as part of the Pixelache Festival. By foam - Flickr: WindowFarm @ Kiasma, CC BY-SA 2.0,

Windowfarmer @Brenda harvests Basil in her Brooklyn apartment

NYC Public Windowfarm at the American Museum of Natural History, part of the Our Global Kitchen: Food Nature Culture (Photo: Natalie Keyssar for Wall Stree Journal Article: Ralph Gardiner Jr. "Windows to Produce" Nov 27 2012)

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