Trillium Project

Trillium Project Trillium project celebrates black, indigenous, people of color, queer, immigrants, refugees, and all people who face racism, classism, and discrimination. we are committed to supporting unity, equity, and social responsibility in art and community. 740 followers, 832 following, 314 posts trillium project (@trillium project) on instagram: "paying local artists for collaborative public art in oh, ky, wv. art advocacy appalachia #empowerappalachia #scrappalachian".

Trillium Project Vancouver based multi family development and construction management company with over 25 years of construction experience. Using good ol' fashioned appalachian tenacity, we're creating the opportunities we've always wanted, removing barriers to resources and funding to employ local creatives and change makers in public. Based in portsmouth, ohio, re:generation team “trillium monument project” is building a memorial monument to the ongoing opioid crisis through creative, community driven approaches to public memory and health justice. Pulling its name from a flower native to ohio, the trillium project’s goal is to “heal and revive” the streets of portsmouth – and in the future, other communities where artists live. the “tri” in trillium refers to three parts: art, advocacy and appalachia.

Trillium Project Based in portsmouth, ohio, re:generation team “trillium monument project” is building a memorial monument to the ongoing opioid crisis through creative, community driven approaches to public memory and health justice. Pulling its name from a flower native to ohio, the trillium project’s goal is to “heal and revive” the streets of portsmouth – and in the future, other communities where artists live. the “tri” in trillium refers to three parts: art, advocacy and appalachia. As we continue to monitor news reports, insider information from capitol hill and reports from federal agencies for potential program cuts that could impact the area, many are left in gray areas or. “our vision for this project is to create vibrant, beautiful spaces reflective of the energy, diversity, and tenacity of portsmouth and its residents,” lewis says. Arts & culture q&a: what can murals do for main street? amanda lewis is the founder and executive director of trillium project, a public arts nonprofit in portsmouth, ohio. Here, visitors will walk sculpture and foraging trails, learn sustainable building practices, take workshops with regional artists and craftsmen, explore lush and whimsical gardens, attend shared markets and gatherings, or stay overnight in one of our magical eco rentals nestled among rolling hills and vibrant color.