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Website: www.ARTmeetsEARTH.org
Blog: http://artmeetsearth.blogspot.com

The Institute for Sustainable Living, Art & Natural Design (ISLAND)'s mission is to create spaces that explore the integration of art, natural design, and sustainable living. This creative community will serve as a space to incubate, experiment and explore the ways that ecology and art connect. At the heart of our mission is our planned residency program, a working model of sustainable and joyful living where artists, ecologists, Bioneers, homesteaders, permaculturists and other creative thinkers can devote time and energy to new work.

Find more information at www.ARTmeetsEARTH.org

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Taken as a whole, ISLAND actually offers (or will offer) up to 20 different types of programs. Some programs (such as the artist residency, the library and the sustainable living workshops) will take precedence over others (such as art internships or a sustainable living residency). Below is the listing of our current and future program types, listed in order of chronology and priority.

Phase I encompasses the time preceding the purchase of land on which to house ISLAND. We are currently operating in Phase I, and are actively seeking land to purchase. During this time, which is also the start up of the organization as a whole, we will hold community events in public or rented spaces.

Phase II begins upon purchase of land for use by ISLAND, and is characterized as the development phase. It also accounts for the continuation (and increase) of events and workshops, and leads into the land being ready for residents. This phase will last from two to five years, depending on the ability to raise funds for development and the speed of the actual construction.

Phase III will see the integration of the residency program into the thriving ISLAND culture of workshops, events, the library, and the volunteer and internship programs. By this point, ISLAND staff, volunteers, interns and workshop attendees will have helped to develop the land to a degree suitable for use by residents.

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