Short sighted and disappointing news from those entrusted with managing our fishery The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Council just wrapped up their meeting in Boston and voted not to put a reduction in striped bass mortality out for public comment. Read this article from the Baltimore Sun and see if you agree with the comments […]

Our concern for the quality of our water should be a national and international dialogue. I seek collaborators to stage exhibitions, panel discussions, student workshops, school visits and adult events around the country. May 2014 KFAI interview http://kfai.org/news/2014/05/43407 The Found In Our Water series emerged at the annual NorthEast Minneapolis spring show. Barbara lives in […]

Found in Our Water Installation -Justine Responds   http://youtu.be/hthTPyKZZG8 Sheryl and Diane reflect http://youtu.be/vfUjCcHIIvE Installation at the Grain Belt Bottling Building in Northeast Minneapolis WARM mentor, Jill Waterhouse, chats with Barbara’s WARM protege sisters Jennifer Palmquist and Kate Rene Johnson.

Art-A Whirl = Black May 2014. Number of respondents = 40 Emerging Trends: What is the worst thing you ever found in the water? 18% cans 15% diapers 10 % condoms 07% bicycles Other Interesting answers: dead body, ban aids, tampons, deformed fish and frogs, milfoil Will we be eating water creatures in the year […]