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GUGGENHEIM PRACTICUM PUBLICATION I
2020
Anifowoshe, Kanyinsola, and Janower, Mikki. “A Community Is a Garden.” Sustainable Futures: Guggenheim Summer Practicum, 2020.
GUGGENHEIM PRACTICUM PUBLICATION II
2020
Anifowoshe, Kanyinsola, and Janower, Mikki. “A Community Is a Garden: Tools for Artists, Communities, and Institutions.” Mikki Janower, 2020.
Bird Closet's "Three Conversations" Anywhere and Elsewhere Conference Publication
2019
Bird Closet. “Three Conversations.” Anywhere iii, 2019. (p. 100)
Plough Quarterly's The Art of Community Issue
2018
"A Return to Appalachia," an article about the work of SOIL SERIES: A Social Drawing. "A Return to Appalachia" was included in Plough Quarterly's Autumn 2018 issue, The Art of Community.
Project Anywhere's Anywhere and Elsewhere Conference
2018
Hillary Wagner and collaborator Francesca Fiore of SOIL SERIES: A Social Drawing were invited to speak at Project Anywhere's 2018 Anywhere and Elsewhere Conference at Parsons School of Design, NY. They delivered a talk titled "Social Drawing: Theory and Praxis in Appalachia."
BIRD CLOSET Exhibition at Mount Vernon Nazarene University
2018
Hillary Wagner and collaborator Francesca Fiore were invited to create an exhibition for the Schnormeier Gallery at Mount Vernon Nazarene University. With billboards and zines, the self-titled exhibition, Bird Closet, represented the work of Bethel, Ohio based collective. Bird Closet was a collective of young people that developed organically from the relationships established as part of SOIL SERIES: A Social Drawing.
2018
Hillary Wagner and collaborator Francesca Fiore of SOIL SERIES: A Social Drawing were interviewed by Bad at Sports, the Midwest's largest independent contemporary art podcast and blog, in an episode called "Art and Ecology" about the
relationship between soil and social practice.
Open Engagement at the Queens Museum
2018
Hillary Wagner and collaborator Francesca Fiore of SOIL SERIES: A Social Drawing were invited to speak at the 2018 Open Engagement conference at the Queens Museum, NY. They delivered a talk titled "SOIL SERIES: A Social Drawing – A Year in Appalachia."