tree project

        "Hi Hiroshi, I'm sorry to say but my persimmon tree has passed. I'm a little late in getting the news to you as the last leaf fell at the end of August. Here are some pictures of what it looked like at the very end." ---Maggie

Maggie Feuchter, a NYC participant of Tree Project took a poetic walk with her persimmon tree. "I took my tree out in the neighborhood this Sunday" ---Maggie Feuchter

I will be a group exhibition with Ryuichi Sakamoto, Yoko Ono and more. I will show Tree Project documentations, my Hibaku Japanese Hackberry seedling and Hibaku persimmon seedling. I hope to see you guys there. --> For immediate release: contact: alex@thedropnyc.org Exhibition Title: 2012+ Date: Opening and Arts Festival: Saturday, October 3rd, 2009 From Noon-5PM The special exhibition 2012+ will be open through October 17, 2009. Location: 4th Floor Gallery 521 W. 25th Street Between 10th and 11th Aves New York, NY Visit: www.thedropnyc.org FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC The Drop: Urban Art Infill presents the special exhibition 2012+ curated by Alexandra Chang and Mie Iwatsuki. The title is partly coined from the Mayan calendar, indicating an upcoming shift from one phase of life to something new about to take shape. As the Kyoto Protocol expires in 2012, a certain sense of impending urgency is represented by th...

Maggie Feuchter with newly planted pot on May 12th at "Eat Clay or Die" exhibition curated by Michele Quan & Susannah Tisue in May at Greenwich House Pottery "Last Weds, June 3, my first of two seedlings (I think they are persimmions) sprouted, but it looks kind of funny - it seems to still have the seed casing on it."Then on Saturday, June 6, the second seed sprouted, with leaves instead of the casing." ---Maggie Feuchter. Congratulations Maggie!

Lucien Mervin-Leroy Maggie Feuchter Mark Feldman Marylin Silverman Max Zezek & Emmy Eves Megan Karlen Melissa Stanley Michele Quan Nicole Ritchie Ruby Chang