Philadelphia is not the same without our Bill.
He is sorely missed by all who knew him and many gifts in his name
have been recorded at Doctors Without Borders and the Bread and
Roses Fund. Thank you all very much.
Six months later I still can't write without weeping about how much I miss him - his loving kindness and his complete trust and support. It's not much fun here without him.
Six months later I still can't write without weeping about how much I miss him - his loving kindness and his complete trust and support. It's not much fun here without him.
Click on the photo of Bill and Rose to see a
slideshow of Bill.
Bill Chodoff
1943 to 2007
Click on the photo to read about GROVE: Part 2 in the Friends of the Wissahickon Winter Newsletter by Denise Larrabee.
Click on the photo to read a review of
GROVE: Part 1 by A. Kirsh for Artblog
If you are new to GROVE, welcome.
GROVE was and is a many part project about trees; real oak trees
and real paper trees. GROVE was and is a Philadelphia project
created in the Wissahickon; a philly FRINGE event located at the
Media Bureau in Northern Liberties, and a solo show in February at
the Abington Art Center. GROVE happened where a community of people
care enough to become stewards of their local park, Carpenter's
Woods, where GROVE lives now in its present form of live oak trees,
restoring a small patch of forest while reversing the cycle of
trees to paper.
Right now we are tending five new oak trees while making plans for a fall planting that would fill the GROVE with maples and oaks. For more information: call Louise at 267-688-3694
Take Papermaking
with Invasive Plants!
(taught by treemaker9)
September 20 and 21, 2008
10 am to 4 pm
www.rittenhousetown.org