A shared meal that accommodates multiple food restrictions marks the 3rd performance piece for the Social Practice performance class at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
Part 2 of the Community Tea performance art piece is happening tomorrow, Monday, November 17th at 4:30 pm CST in Chicago and it will take the form of a unifying walk.
review of Susan Abod’s movie “Homesick – Living with Multiple Chemical Sensitivities” by disability activist Susan Molloy
Photographer Thilde Jensen’s long awaited ‘The Canaries’ book is finally available to purchase.
The Living Matrix – The Science of Healing, uncovers new ideas about the intricate web of factors that determine our health.
A sensational eye opening documentary which reveals the harm we are doing by existing in an ocean of man made wireless frequencies.
Anne Lipscomb developed multiple chemical sensitivity in 1993. Her book and movie is one woman’s story of how the imagination finally comes to triumph over physical limitations.
Twenty images from photographer Thilde Jensen’s “Canaries” collection are being featured on the website of Esquire Russia.
When you donate to Thilde Jensen’s Canaries book project, you’ll receive a variety of perks, depending on your contribution amount, from a signed print and credit in the book to a signed copy of the book itself and an invitation to the book release party.
Performance artist Monet Clark’s most recent show, “California Girl” at the Krowswork Gallery in Oakland, California is getting great reviews.
