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This colorful article published today in The Courier, Prescott Arizona's daily newspaper about the art opening…

Nice article on Mary's art show at the Raven in Prescott:

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When: March 26 to May 5, 2012

Where: The Raven, Prescott AZ, USA

Who: Mary Lin, co-founder of Inventing Earth

What: Art developed as part of the design of Queen Victoria Steampunk, an Inventing Earth production workshop in…

Check out our strange and curious inspirations collecting over at Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/greenefyre/nuptials-for-the-dead/

We are excited to announce that we are putting together a new series on World Vocal Traditions for 2012:

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The format this year will be an evening workshop that gets run in both Denver and Boulder, followed by a weekend intensive for those who wish to delve further, including area experts who may want to skip the introductory…

Inventing Earth founders Mary Lin and Ben Sargent have moved to the Denver area and are planning a full slate of programs in art, music, dance/movement, and theatre.  We're busy planning spring and summer vocal performance workshops and opportunities,  and gearing up for outdoor theatre performances with our growing family of…

Inventing Earth founders Mary Lin and Ben Sargent recently visited Denver, Colo., and the front range over Thanksgiving in an exploratory trip to determine whether or not Colorado might be a good or great home base for Inventing Earth's many projects. (The answer is: quite possibly.)  Upon our return home we found we'd received a letter informing us that all our hard work over the past year has paid off, and we've been awarded 501 (c) 3 status!!!

Next steps: we're recruiting…

If you haven't yet stumbled upon the video snippets from the Queen Victoria premiere in Ma. this past September, you can view them all here: http://www.youtube.com/user/QVSteampunk

Ben intends to try and get the video of the whole show up soon. However, the sound in the hall was pretty mushy and it would be in our best interest to subtitle - anyone handy with that technique who wants to give it a stab?