Wonder Valley

This Crankie show was made by artists who attended the 3rd annual
Conservation Congress in Bristol, VT sponsored by ACORN and Vermont Family
Forests. Discussion was focused on what steps could me made to
immediately most effectively move our community toward ‘Transition Town’,
and those essential steps were then illustrated as a vision of what that
would look like. Others have seen the show and were asked to help develop
it as a community project. There were a total of about two hundred people
involved in illustrating Pete Sutherland’s song “Nothing But Wisdom”. Some
of the first drawings were made by Monkton Maples 4-H teens and some by
artists in Greensboro, Vermont at Wonder and Wisdom after-school program.
The show was completed on the 40th anniversary of Earth Day, April 22,
2010.

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Justin shows up to Harlan’s house with a surprising feature…

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The valley drifts away in layers that fade into the deep russet tones. In the fields, cypress, vineyards and olive groves seem about to awaken after the long winter. I muse on the days that have rolled in ancient succession over this scene: winter in her tattered clothes, weary once again in her cold March striving. I imagine those who lived centuries before in this valley, and wonder how they felt when winter dragged her feet and heaved a melancholy sigh.

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The Spirit Girls performing “Airstream Dream” at The Palms in Wonder Valley for the High Desert Test Site. Featuring musicians: Marnie Weber, Dani Tull, Debbie Spinelli, Sachi Yoshimoto, Tamara Sussman, Christian Cummings, April Guthrie, Lee Lynch and a native desert woman. Shot by Mariah Csepanyi

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Marnie Weber’s band The Spirit Girls perform “Scarecrow” at The Palms in Wonder Valley for the High Desert Test Site. Featuring musicians: Marnie Weber, Dani Tull, Debbie Spinelli, Sachi Yoshimoto, Tamara Sussman, Christian Cummings, and April Guthrie. Shot by Mariah Csepanyi.

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Speaker Robert Storr discusses the work of James Castle, on exhibition at the Berkeley Art Museum through April 25, 2010

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Another in the line of gospel artists putting the soul and fervor back in R&B music, Yolanda Adams was a school teacher in Houston during the mid-’80s and occasionally did modeling work. Her mother had studied music while at college, so Adams grew up listening to jazz and classical music as well as gospel artists such as James Cleveland and the Edwin Hawkins Singers and R&B vocalists like Stevie Wonder and Nancy Wilson.

Yolanda Adams’ debut album, Just as I Am appeared in 1988 on Sounds of Gospel. Though she was initially criticized in the Christian community for embracing secular music and fashion to accompany her gospel-themed music, the growth of publicly popular gospel in the mid-’90s pushed her into the spotlight; Adams toured with Kirk Franklin & the Family, and her 1996 album Yolanda Live in Washington was nominated for a Grammy. Songs From the Heart followed in 1998, and a year later she returned with Mountain High Valley Low which topped her live album by winning a Grammy. In 2000 she ventured into new territory by issuing a Christmas album, A Yolanda Adams Christmas. Experience followed a year later. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide
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High Desert Test Site location in Wonder Valley, CA.

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art in the desert

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art in the desert. Collages mostly.

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