Bibliography


INTRODUCTION: Why Artist-Farmers?

•  Spaid, Sue. 10 Explanations, Chronoligies and Glossary 
    Green Acres: Artists Farming Fields, Greenhouses and 
    Abandoned Lots, Contemporary Arts Center, 2012



MODULE 1: Food and the City

•  Ladner, Peter. "What's the matter with food", "Past Forward to
    Local? Let's Be Real", "Converting Urban and Suburban Lands for 
    Growing Food", "Less 'Waste', More Soil",The Urban Food 
    Revolution: Changing the Way We Feed Cities, New Society
   Publishers,2011.

 McKay, George. “Introduction, Allotments, Community Gardens,
    and GuerillGardening!”, Radical Gardening: Politics, Idealism 
    & Rebellion in the Garden, France Lincoln Limited, 2011.



MODULE 2: The Future of Food in the City: Visionary Farming

•  Wu, Xin " Group VII Garden-Cities", Patricia Johanson's House and
   GardeCommission: Re- construction of Modernity, Dumbarton 
   Oaks Research Library anCollection, 2008.
•  Norman, Nils. Edible Park. Valiz, 2012.
•  Blankenship, Jana. The Farm by he Freeway”, West of Center: Art 
    anthe Counterculture Experiment in America, 1965-1977, 
    Ed. Elissa Auther and Adam Lerner. University Of Minnesota Press, 
    2011.



MODULE 3: Tactics and Strategies

•  Lebowitz, Cathy. Propaganda in the Garden, Art in America, 
    October 2009: 100-106.

•  Vayzman, Liena. Farm Fresh Art: Food, Art, Politics and the 
    Blossoming of SociaPractice, Art Practical v. 2.5, The Food Issue

•  Grubb, Adam. Permaculture as a Permanent Agriculture, Food 
    for the City: A Futurfor the Metropolis, by Peter de Rooden, 
    et al. Nai Publisher, 2012.




MANIFESTOES

•  Heag, Frtiz. Architecture after the Front Lawn, Actions: What
    You Can Do With The City, by Giovanna Borasi and Mirko Zardini, 
    Canadian Center For Architecture, 2008.

•  Denes, Agnes. What it Took to Grow 2 Acres of Wheat on $4.5 
    Billion of ManhattanRealEstate; Harrisson, Helen and Newton. 
    “Beginning About Forty Years Ago; SalatinJoel. 
     “2050 Manifesto Green Acres: Artists Farming Fields, Greenhouses 
     anAbandoned Lots, by Sue Spaid, Contemporary Arts Center, 2012

•  Maas, Wietske and Matteo Pasquinelli. Manifesto of Urban Canibalism, 
    Food for the City: A Future for the Metropolis, by Peter de Rooden, 
    et al. Nai Publisher, 2012.

•  N55 Collective, We Are All Designers N55,

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