Comments on: Milking Rabbits on Farmville http://www.wearemudlark.com/blog/milking-rabbits-on-farmville/ Making life playable Tue, 20 Jul 2010 11:45:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Rachel http://www.wearemudlark.com/blog/milking-rabbits-on-farmville/comment-page-1/#comment-41 Rachel Wed, 03 Feb 2010 12:29:26 +0000 http://www.wearemudlark.com/?p=745#comment-41 At a workshop for artists working with the environment I had the good fortune to meet the artist Wapke Feenstra who makes work about farming traditions, amongst other locative and interesting work. She showed us a video from her family farm of the farmer milking a horse. She also gave me horse milk to try - it tasted like grass unsurprisingly. Supposedly it is traditional in the area of Holland she comes from and is meant to be incredibly good for you. The Dark Forest project and the work we have been doing with the environment was greatly influenced by discussions with Wapke. Shehas been working in the UK at Grizedale Arts in Cumbria at the moment: http://www.wapke.nl/projects/index.php At a workshop for artists working with the environment I had the good fortune to meet the artist Wapke Feenstra who makes work about farming traditions, amongst other locative and interesting work. She showed us a video from her family farm of the farmer milking a horse. She also gave me horse milk to try – it tasted like grass unsurprisingly. Supposedly it is traditional in the area of Holland she comes from and is meant to be incredibly good for you.

The Dark Forest project and the work we have been doing with the environment was greatly influenced by discussions with Wapke. Shehas been working in the UK at Grizedale Arts in Cumbria at the moment:
http://www.wapke.nl/projects/index.php

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