Awakening II: Fieldwork: UPDATE! Pictures

A look back at Awakening II: Fieldwork…

Lisa Dietz & Co.

Tommy Fox

Matt Wilson
Sean Williams

Gret Mackintosh & Ted Bullock

Vassiliki Falkehag
Jenny Horne
Lisa AbernathyRachel Clore

Kim Thomas
Rebecca Hyatt

Deuce Theatre

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Join us for Awakening II: Fieldwork, an all-day arts experience that actively engages the outdoor spaces of 1630 Meeting. Last year, we challenged artists to awaken the building using its vacant rooms, walls and hallways as their inspiration. This year, we’re breaking out of the bricks and mortar framework into the adjacent outdoor spaces, allowing artists only two days to transform the site before this one day event on June 14.

So join Enough Pie and the participants listed below as we awaken the fields, foliage, porches and pavement of 1630 Meeting…

Participating Artists:

Lisa Abernathy + Laura Ball
Gret Mackintosh + Ted Bullock
Julianne Bursinger
Rachel Clore
Lisa Dietz
Vassiliki Falkehag
Tommy Fox
Jenny Horne
Alizey Khan
Sharen Mitchell
The Mini Cine
Deuce Theater
Kim Thomas
Patch Whisky
Skein Dreamz
Sean Williams
Matt Wilson

Fieldwork will be held on June 14 from 10 am to 6 pm at 1630 Meeting Street, and is free and open to the public. Limited parking available on site. Rain or shine.

Fieldwork will be followed by dinner in the field catered by Butcher & Bee from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Proceeds will benefit Enough Pie programming and outreach. To purchase a ticket, click here and select EP + B&B Dinner in the Field from the “Support a Project” dropdown menu. Enter $25 as your donation amount. Your name will be added to our guest list and checked at the event.

Thank you to our dinner sponsors + collaborators Snyder Event Rentals and Butcher & Bee for being a part of this event!

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Calling all creators and collaborators…

Enough Pie invites you to submit a proposal for Awakening II: Fieldwork, an all-day arts experience that actively engages the outdoor spaces of 1630 Meeting. Last year, we challenged you to awaken the building using its vacant rooms, walls and hallways as your inspiration. This year, we’re breaking out of the bricks and mortar framework into the adjacent outdoor spaces, encouraging participants to engage with the natural landscape and building exterior as their structural guide. Fieldwork calls for the creative use and reinterpretation of nearly all outdoor elements at 1630 Meeting.

So…from the foliage & fences to the porches & pavement, how would you awaken the site?

PROPOSALS:
- Creative projects of any size or scale are welcome. From performances to installations, and anything in between, use your imagination!
- Partnerships across disciplines are encouraged.
- All participants will also have the opportunity to meet on site two weeks before the event to share proposals and ideas for collaboration.
- Strong consideration will be given to proposals that represent the culture and voice of the upper peninsula.

TIMELINE:
May 5, 12: Enough Pie Led Site Visits, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
*Other days/hours available by appointment
May 19: Proposals Due
May 23: Notified of Acceptance
May 31: Participant Meet-up at 1630 Meeting
June 12-13: On-site Installation / Rehearsal Days
June 14: Fieldwork, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

PLEASE NOTE:
- Fieldwork is rain or shine. Be sure that all materials used are weatherproof to the extent that you deem necessary.
- Fieldwork is a one-day event, free and open to the public.
- All work must be temporary & leave no permanent footprint on site.
- Limited sheltered space is available on the porches.

To submit a proposal for Fieldwork, complete this submission form in full and either mail in to the address below or submit via email to fieldwork@enoughpie.org by May 19. Click here to download a PDF version of this call.

$10 entry fee required. Please make checks out to Enough Pie or pay online. Fee goes toward nominal project stipend and is nonrefundable.

To mail in submissions and/or entry fees: 1630-1 Meeting St. Rd. Suite 306 Charleston, SC 29405

Questions? Call Claire Johnson at 678.640.5713 or email fieldwork@enoughpie.org
For more photos of the site, visit our Facebook album. For an aerial view of the site, view this Google map.