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OurGoods

OurGoods News and Events

2010

September 25th—26th

MakerFaire, Queens, New York

June 16th—20th

Dance/USA Annual Conference, Washington, DC

June 5th—6th

Renegade Craft Fair, Brooklyn, New York

June 4th

OurGoods will be speaking at The Walker Art Center.

April 20th

OurGoods will be hosting a workshop for MoMA Green Day.

Jan 25—Mar 1

Trade School

Visit Trade School, the pop-up storefront for bartering, co-working and classes in the Lower East Side, Manhattan. Presented by OurGoods and GrandOpening.

2009

Nov 14—Dec 12

OurGoods in Brooklyn Pavilion at Mediamatic in Amsterdam & 2

Oct 6, 10am

Town Hall at Asian American Arts Alliance

Sep 28, 11—7pm

Live Barters for Chez Bushwick's Yo Bushwick at Maria Hernandez Park

Sep 21, 7pm

Presentation at WNYC Greene Space

Sep 18, 4—6pm

Workshop at Conflux

Sep 11—Oct 24

Works for Barter Exhibition at Nurture Art

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How OurGoods Works

How OurGoods Works

(A very quick primer)

Work Dress

The Work Dress (for Barter Only)

See the original OurGoods experiment.


About OurGoods

OurGoods is a peer-to-peer online network that facilitates the barter of goods and services between artists. The site matches barter partners, provides accountability tools, and offers technical assistance resources to help artists complete their barters and their projects successfully.

OurGoods emerges in response to the current economic crisis. To some extent, the arts have always existed in a recession economy. Independent artists in particular are experts at making do with very limited resources. As it becomes clear that even those limited resources will shrink in the coming years, OurGoods enables us to leverage what we already do well in order to create a support system for ourselves.

OurGoods is a recipient of The Field's Economic Revitalization for Performing Artists (ERPA) grant. ERPA receives funding from The Rockefeller Foundation's Cultural Innovation Fund. For more information, please visit thefield.org or economicrevitalization.blogspot.com.

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