DINOSAUR SAINTS & HUMBLE ROBOTS: a magic puppet bus tour Habitable spaces recently had the pleasure of hosting two amazing puppet troupes from Puerto Rico and Brooklyn, NY. While they were here they worked on their traveling show, and gave…
DINOSAUR SAINTS & HUMBLE ROBOTS: a magic puppet bus tour Habitable spaces recently had the pleasure of hosting two amazing puppet troupes from Puerto Rico and Brooklyn, NY. While they were here they worked on their traveling show, and gave…
This month we welcome artists Kate Sopko and Angela Beallor to Habitable Spaces. They have created Dragon Fort using a wooden spool top, bricks, wire, red flint rocks, huisache, mesquite, various thorny vines. Dragon Fort is created in a landscape…
Thank you to everyone who came out to enjoy the wonderful Fall weather with us at our Harvest Party and Thanksgiving. It was wonderful to see so many dogs, kids and kind folks enjoying themselves at Habitable Spaces. . ≈
This month we welcome resident artist Jesper Aabille to Habitable Spaces. He will be doing several performances in Austin and San Antonio, as well as building us a marvelous sculptural space that incorporates a smoker and a mesquite chopping area.…
We said goodbye to Julien and Laura, our wonderful French couple who stayed with us for two weeks. During their time with us they built an amazing fence around the chicken coop. Welcome to the Chicken Ranch!!
Our volunteer Justin Garrett designed a cabin for our Wwoofers. (http://www.wwoofusa.org/) Today we raised the walls for the structure. We are putting the lofted bed in and roof on it tomorrow
We just got six baby laying hens and two baby guinea hens. The guineas will help us in the garden – evidently they will pick bugs right off the plants without touching the plant, they also eat ticks and fleas.…
We would like to thank the lovely Laura Napier, a New York City based artist who spent two weeks with us recently. During her time here she helped us build an outdoor shower with grow walls that have grass and…
We were really pleased to be interviewed by Scott Andrews from SA Current and his article has now appeared online (print also). Check it out: SA Current – Habitable Spaces’ new artist residency program goes deep woods outside Kingsbury Also,…
We would like to extend our deepest gratitude to everyone who made our kickstarter campaign a success! Your generous contributions will help us build a sustainable future and learning platform for generations to come. More pictures on flickr!