When
Saturday, April 22 2024
Where
Brower Park
Time
5PM - 8PM
Facilitated by
Bryant Wells, Field Meridians
Cost
FREE with RSVP
Max # of Participants:
100
Bryant Wells is a designer and educator working independently and in collaboration with artists, writers, musicians, and institutions on websites, publications, identities and objects.
gurl.jpg Gabriella Lewis is the supervising producer of creative development at Eater and teaches a documentary food-focused undergraduate course at The New School. Between those, she also moonlights as a pastry chef DJ in New York City. Gabriella is also behind one of The New York Times Cooking’s most viral recipes, Limonada.
Ryan Clarke is a tonal geologist from the Northern Gulf Coast, Ryan Christopher Clarke notices the passage of time as both a trained sedimentologist and artist-researcher as co-editor at dweller electronics, a group dedicated towards providing black counterpoint within an otherwise eurologically dominant music industry.
Field Meridians is an artist collective committed to strengthening local food ecologies. Through site-specific programming, publishing, and radio broadcast, Field Meridians engages the Crown Heights community to lay the foundations for food sovereignty in the heart of Brooklyn. Field Meridians is an extension of MOLD magazine, the critically acclaimed online and print magazine about design and the future of food.
Celebrate the launch of FMFM, the Field Meridians pirate radio station and mobile transmitter sculpture, with our inaugural broadcast. We’ll be hosting a community picnic and broadcast celebration in honor of Earth Day.
If you’re within our broadcast radius of 1 mile, be sure to tune in at 5PM!
5PM - FMFM Launch - Broadcasting Stevie Wonder’s Journey Through the Secret Life of Plants (1979)
6PM - gurl.jpg, The Lot
7PM - Ryan Clarke, Dweller