We currently have loft space that's available as of 9/1/10.
The 1000 sq ft loft is located in the DUMBO neighborhood of Brooklyn, and has includes a large, open space overlooking the East River, two spacious bedrooms, bathroom, washer/dryer, stove, kitchen, three North facing and one South window. Well situated as flexible, multi-use space with high ceilings and wood floors. Access to the newly built Brooklyn Waterfront park is right outside the building.
Available 9/1/2010 $3100/mo + utilities
For more information, contact Kevin at
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or 347-534-7010
View from entrance into common space and north facing windows
View toward loft entrance, through common room
Large Bedroom is in the back of the loft, with separate window
View from entrance of large bedroom toward front of the loft. Second bedroom is on the right, bathroom and kitchen are on the left.
The Ram King comes out of documenting on the various realms and projects we put on this site.
The animals and plants our land supports have been our actors. The ever changing of the seasons and weather are the verbs in the stories telling.
Our studies of the land's history; our uncovering new maps and stories about the Upper Delaware River Valley; our activism in issues about the natural gas drilling that's currently threatening our watershed : all these factor into the metaphors through which our creative expressions, desires and associations take form.
The majority of the documentation used in the video was captured during the fall 2009/winter 2010, a time of seasonal transition and the passing away of several animals. The exploration of death, decay and the fragility of life led to the creation of a myth regarding the valley, a Ram King and the jealousy he feels toward his son, the Prince.
Aquafer showcases different aspects about water as it relates to our property. Current proposals to drill for natural gas in Pennsylvania and upstate New York threaten this naturally pristine watershed.
A member of our local community, Josh Fox has done a tremendous job getting the word out about the impact that natural gas drilling has on the citizens and environment. Because of his message, the Upper Delaware River has been declared the most endangered river in the United States by American Rivers.
SkyDog projects is actively involved in this issue and helping to organize Flow Slow, a collaborative event that will take place on the Delaware River in September.
A Limited Edition Art Project by Donna Sharrett in collaboration with SkyDog Farms
Hops, hand embroidered damask linen, silk kimono ties, blue jean back pockets, thread, snaps, netting, 7” x 6” x 1”. Sizes & fabric colors vary. Edition of 20. $250 each.
Hops Pillows 2009 was a component of The Cascade Hops Project by SkyDog Projects created for ecoartspace in New York City. The Cascade Hops Project is a documentation of the rapid late spring/early summer growth of trellised hops grown on SkyDog Farm with the resulting harvest packaged into hops pillows artfully hand crafted by Donna Sharrett. Hops (Humulus lupulus) have been valued medicinally for thousands of years for their sedative and calming effects. Pillows filled with hops are used to help induce sleep.
SkyDog Projects is a vision of Andrea Reynosa and Kevin Vertrees where family, farming, music, visual art and technology intertwine. Their Manhattan Bridge Piers Project was featured on numerous national broadcast news programs. This along with their other recent and ongoing projects can be viewed at: www.skydogprojects.com.
Donna Sharrett has received several artist’s residencies and grants. Her work has been widely exhibited and reviewed and is held in numerous private and public collections including the Museum of Arts & Design in New York City. She holds a degree from School of Visual Arts and is represented by Pavel Zoubok Gallery. More information about her work is available at: www.donnasharrett.com. Recent eco-art projects can be viewed at: www.knittedsticks.com.
