Introducing The Lost Arts Collaborative
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Transcript of Introducing The Lost Arts Collaborative
www.LostArtsNA.org
E-Mail: [email protected]
Telephone: 1(978)707-5001
Introduction to
The Lost Arts Collaborative;
The Networked Community for Lost Art Leadersand their Customer Constituencies
Speaker: Phil Wilson,
Executive Director
Come for our rich content; Stay for our awesome communities!
Agricultural, domestic, artisanal, craft, culinary, performing arts,
other cultural activities, livelihoods and businesses
Traditions and Traditional Practices
From a former time or culture
That may have fallen “out of use” and / or “out of mind”
The “collective knowledge” was not documented, cultivated, nor
passed on to future generations in a usable form…
◦ Ways-of-Working / Ways-of-Living
◦ Methodologies, Methods, Approaches, Processes, etc.
◦ The application of specific Tools, Training & Skills
◦ On-The-Job and Life Experience
◦ Understanding the broad range of Requirements
◦ Knowledge & Know-How
Or, instructors weren’t able to pass along the “collective knowledge”3
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The Lost Arts Collaborative of North America, Inc. is a non-profit
organization with a focus on farm, ranch, and lost arts-related education.
Our mission centers on the protection and preservation of “the lost arts”;
those traditional farming, artisanal, and craft-driven practices that produce
sustainable ecosystems of soils, plants, animals, and people.
The continuance and growth of lost arts benefit the local community and
society in general. To carry out our mission, we develop and deliver farm
education and training in a variety of forms; e.g. structured multi-year course
curricula, seminars, workshops, demonstrations, and hands-on training.
Our G-T-M strategy leverages Google Earth and these 3 core
approaches:
1. Crowd-Funding
2. Crowd-Sourcing
3. Gamification
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Community-of-Practice
Master
Practitioner
Journey
PersonApprentice
Community-of-Interest
The General
Public
Patron
School
Groups
The
Media
Benefactor
Lost Art
Leader
Web Technology
Specialist
Lost Art
Business
AggregatorLost Arts Business
Incubator Sphere
Community
Collaboration
Specialist
Documented
Knowledge
“Pathfinder”
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Community-of-InterestCommunity-of-Practice
“Practitioners”
Benefactors
Prospective Students
Patrons
Apprentices
Journeymen
Masters
“The General Public”
A Vibrant
Lost Arts
Ecosystem
Lost Arts Leaders
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• Awareness & education
• Understanding of a culture’s heritage / history
• Structured educational opportunities (i.e. guilds)
• Vibrant ecosystems Job creation
• Business Continuity Career Sustainability
• Cultural resource preservation
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• Acquaponics
• Blacksmithing
• Draft Animal Power
• Glass Arts
• Herbal Arts
• Homesteading
• Backwoods Homesteading
• Homesteading Infrastructure
• Integrated Back-yard Food Production
• Indian Skills
• Luthier
• Market Gardening (Small Plot INtensive)
• Needle Arts
• Stone Carving
• Restoration Masonry
• Timber Framing
• Woodlore
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• Cultivating an appreciation of valuing what came before us
• Following a "simplicity of living" philosophy
• Invigorating our relationships
• Valuing the world around us and "the small things in life“
• Giving back to our local community
• Giving back to lost art Communities-of-Practice
• Carrying on the lost arts educational mission which extols the
importance of regenerative agriculture
• Buy American / Build Jobs at Home
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Web: www.LostArtsNA.org
E-Mail: [email protected]
Telephone: 1(978)456-8253
Contact Person: Phil Wilson, Executive Director
The Lost Arts Collaborative of North America, Inc.
PO Box 152
Still River, MA 01467-0152
USA
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