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Buffalo Sunday Soup

Est. April 2009
Buffalo, NY, us
The community artspace Sugar City presents, Sunday Soup, every three months or so.
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Most Recent Meal
Sunday, January 29, 2012 - 4:00pm
Sunday Soup & Buffalo Barn Raisers Birthday Party: a micro-funding grant collaboration with Buffalo Barn Raisers, Buffalo First, & Sugar City
 
Sunday January 29th  4-7PM
Adam Mickiewicz Library &...
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Proposals
About Buffalo Sunday Soup

Sugar City will share delicious soup (vegan and vegetarian!) and other yummy accompaniments. You will generously donate $5 to the future winning artists. Then, while we eat and relax artists will present their projects. Sunday Soup goers will select one artist to receive the donations collected that night.

Soup grants provide funding for small projects and a free show/ing at Sugar City. Projects can be anything such as fine art, print, speeches, campaigns, group endeavors, building a fence, going on a field trip, conducting research, fixing your car, producing an album, media art, cooking, sewing, teaching a workshop; whatever you can imagine using your creativity and imagination and would not be funded by traditional sources. The grants are completely unrestricted and will be awarded at the discretion of the attendees at Sunday Soup.

Please send a short proposal and whatever other materials you deem appropriate to buffalosugarcity@gmail.com.

To be eligible to win a grant you must be in attendance and donate at the soup event. This event is as much about community building as supporting art making.

Past Winners

  • Tom Van Deusen “Rearing Your Tween”
  • Madeleine Cutrona “Urban Biospy”
  • Sugar City (in conjunction with a CEPA/InCubate residency) “Sunday Soup”
  • Dietrich-Olivier Schulze “1,000Tamborines”
  • Jordan Dalton “Ecological Disaster Tour”
  • Damian Weber “Moomins Redux
  • Pat Cain Garden Tree Removal
  • Liz Flyntz and Anna Schime "Erotic Economies"
  • Mad Cap Horse- Student Soup winners Buffalo Environmental Documentary

This project is dedicated to the memory of Ben Schaafsma.

Press

by: Lamar Clarkson in Next American City Magazine

Groups of artist-entrepreneurs around the country have begun extending the locavore idea to the realm of culture. A tale of how some not-so-starving artists are applying the logic of community-supported agriculture to grant-making.