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Can you grow enough food on your balcony?

Can you grow enough food on your balcony?

29 november, 2018 · by MMGadmins · in Did you know...?, Floating lab, Sowing for a Better Future

Urban farming is hot topic. You see it everywhere. Small repurposed patches of land in neighbourhoods are teeming with lettuce, radishes and sunflowers. You can follow workshops to make vertical gardens from used soda bottles or buy a square meter…

The hanging Gardens of the Schilderswijk, pilot workshop

27 juni, 2015 · by MMGadmins · in Hanging Gardens of the Schilderswijk, Presentations and workshops, Sowing for a Better Future

The Schilderswijk (or Painters district) is a stone and asphalt dominated area in The Hague, the Netherlands. In this neighboorhood you’ll find al lot of low income households and imigrants. But it is also a resiliant neighboorhood, with very engaged…

Sowing for a Better Future – Malieveld 19 april 2104

20 april, 2014 · by MMGadmins · in Art, Interventions / Performances, Malieveld, Sowing for a Better Future

On April 19th we participated again in the ‘Blijf weg van het Malieveld‘ happening, an ongoing experimental exhibition/workspace between 11 and 12 at the Malieveld in Den Haag. Other participating artist were: Topp&Dubio, Kees Koomen, Ellen Rodenberg and Leontine Lieffering….

Sowing for a Better Future

Sowing for a Better Future

17 april, 2014 · by MMGadmins · in Art, Interventions / Performances, Sowing for a Better Future

Today we’ve started a new project: Sowing for a Better Future. During this project we’re going to sow and plant fruit and vegetables everywhere in our environment. Due to draughts and other climate related effects, food prices, especially fruit and…

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