Thursday, May 12, 2011

Our Brown Knight



Doing the math, we here at Swampspace Gallery are comforted to be in the company of 1,244 brethren artists and non-profits that were recently informed of their misfortune at the edge of the coveted funding trough of the eternal wellspring that is the Knight Arts Challenge.


Dear Mr. swampthing,

Thank you for taking part in the Knight Arts Challenge. We have reviewed your idea: Reconsidering Swampspace, the Un-gallery.

We received close to 1,300 ideas for the arts in South Florida. Out of those, we have selected 56 finalists. Unfortunately, your idea did not make it to the final round this time. Please understand that due to the large number of applicants, there were more great ideas than we could possibly include. This is in no way a reflection on you, your organization or the quality of your project.

We hope you will consider applying again next year when, once again, we'll look for the best arts ideas in South Florida.

Thank you again for the time, energy and talent that went into your application.

Sincerely,
John S. and James L. Knight Foundation

Scene from MT Your Pockets Show ....
Scene from Milk, Honey, Thugs n Money Show...


Going Green

Honestly, who would give perfectly good clean money to a guy that looks like creamed spinach with over-caffinated eyes.


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Swampspace Gallery exists to encourage participation in the betterment of the arts community that inspired its creation. It seeks to empower its audience with an increased awareness of how contemporary art leads to civility and understanding of commonalities. Swampspace compliments re-vitalizing ventures by maintaining a visible presence within Miami's transformative art and design vicinity. Swampspace has presented consistent alternative exhibitions focusing on a growing interest in unique art from the heart of the Design District.


The Swampspace Promise: To Do Better Next Year.

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