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Projects executed by Sarah Lewison off site from the Subsistence Kitchen

Braid & Flow: Betrayal in the Anthropocene

sacamixta@gmail.com creative project

Braid & Flow is an experimental collaborative seminar organized by the Pedagogies group of the Anthropocene Commons. It was initially devised by a clever group

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Understory Kitchen Center for Subsistence Research

sacamixta@gmail.com creative project
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Chicken Tenders

sacamixta@gmail.com creative project

How might we create a way of life that is really worth living? A short film about chickens triangulating relationships between people. Carbondale Spring is

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Quarantine Chickens and Carbondale Spring

sacamixta@gmail.com Carbondale communities, creative project, Subsistence Research

Here is the idea hatched by Carbondale Spring to foster food autonomy in the city of Carbondale and environs and published in Quaranzine, a short

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La Ley del Choclo

sacamixta@gmail.com creative project, Sarah Lewison Project
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Watershed Water School

sacamixta@gmail.com creative project

 Watershed Water School was a speculation on learning as something occurring between all species all the time, as an exchange. This learning needs long durations and is done

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Pickles in translation: Autopoiesis and vibration

sacamixta@gmail.com creative project, Subsistence Research

Salt fermentation is the dirty-delicious- point in the spectrum of fungal-human commensality. The colonies that characterize fermentation begin with logarithmic expansion, leading to a plateau

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The Kopper’s site and the toxic ghost

sacamixta@gmail.com creative project

Carbondale was founded as a railway easement. From 1902-1991, the raw materials that were shipped out on the trains -coal, timber, oil and minerals-were also used at

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World Heritage Beer Garden Picnic

sacamixta@gmail.com creative project

TheWorld Heritage Beer Garden Picnic sought to “illuminate,” connections within a solar economy. Materially, this involved harnessing solar energy and agricultural waste sugars to remediate eroded

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