http://workingartistsonline.com/Mashup a unique reuse/recycle project produced by Working Artists Gallery and Yelp.com Tue, 19 Aug 2008 01:27:27 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en So I'm about 65%-70% finished with my entry in the Phone Book Mash-Up, and I am learning alot... I took on this project for various reasons, one being as a way to teach myself about the techniques needed to construct these "paper quilts" that I am working on in other ... http://workingartistsonline.com/Mashup/?p=13 Like most other projects, this one is beginning as a huge pile of stuff in my kitchen nook....er...studio. It is blocking my drawing table and my easel, this pile of phone books. It has grown since our original meeting--I pilfered my neighbor's phonebooks (they'd been on her porch ... http://workingartistsonline.com/Mashup/?p=10 Well, I'm leaping into the world of blogging with some trepidation, as I'm not sure whether I have anything particularly relevant or interesting to say. The project I proposed for the Phone Book Mash Up consists of using a number of different phone books representing different segments of Portland. I plan ... http://workingartistsonline.com/Mashup/?p=9 I am Gregory, one of the artists for the Phone Book Mash-Up project, created by Working Artists Online. I have only been in Portland for just over a month, and am excited to already be a part of a community arts project such as this! My girlfriend and I moved ... http://workingartistsonline.com/Mashup/?p=8 The Phone Book MashUp was originally conceived by Laura Nestler PDX Community Manager of Yelp.com and enhanced by Adrienne Fritze found of Working Artists LLC. How these two women found each other was through a networking event – the old kind of networking event. Laura was a presenter at a business ... http://workingartistsonline.com/Mashup/?p=1