Naoco Wowsugi

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

A Mushroom Parade, Photograph by Adam Chandler

Photograph by Karson Photography

Photograph by Karson Photography

A community mapping project: Participants will be taking their photo with a polaroid camera and connect their image to the photos of people they know that are already on the wall with a string, which will represent the connections between people with the hope that people see how interconnected we are to people we have never met before.

Photograph by Karson Photography

A community mapping project: Participants will be taking their photo with a polaroid camera and connect their image to the photos of people they know that are already on the wall with a string, which will represent the connections between people with the hope that people see how interconnected we are to people we have never met before.

Photograph by Karson Photography

A community mapping project: Participants will be taking their photo with a polaroid camera and connect their image to the photos of people they know that are already on the wall with a string, which will represent the connections between people with the hope that people see how interconnected we are to people we have never met before.

Photograph by Karson Photography

A community mapping project: Participants will be taking their photo with a polaroid camera and connect their image to the photos of people they know that are already on the wall with a string, which will represent the connections between people with the hope that people see how interconnected we are to people we have never met before.

Photograph by Karson Photography

A community mapping project: Participants will be taking their photo with a polaroid camera and connect their image to the photos of people they know that are already on the wall with a string, which will represent the connections between people with the hope that people see how interconnected we are to people we have never met before.

Photograph by Karson Photography

A community mapping project: Participants will be taking their photo with a polaroid camera and connect their image to the photos of people they know that are already on the wall with a string, which will represent the connections between people with the hope that people see how interconnected we are to people we have never met before.

Photograph by Karson Photography

A community mapping project: Participants will be taking their photo with a polaroid camera and connect their image to the photos of people they know that are already on the wall with a string, which will represent the connections between people with the hope that people see how interconnected we are to people we have never met before.

Photograph by Karson Photography

Photograph by Karson Photography

Mushroom sculptures created by local students. Photograph by Karson Photography

Mushroom sculptures created by local students.

Photograph by Karson Photography

Mushroom sculptures created by local students.

Photograph by Karson Photography

Mushroom sculptures created by local students.

Photograph by Karson Photography

Mushroom sculptures created by local students.

Photograph by Karson Photography

A mushroom planetarium, MYCROCOSMOS: Visitors will be invited to lay on the ground and look up at a ceiling screen of fiber mycelium. Netted cords and wrapped coils were created by textile artists working with a local community knitting group.

Photograph by Karson Photography

A mushroom planetarium, MYCROCOSMOS: Visitors will be invited to lay on the ground and look up at a ceiling screen of fiber mycelium. Netted cords and wrapped coils were created by textile artists working with a local community knitting group.

Photograph by Karson Photography

A mushroom planetarium, MYCROCOSMOS: Visitors will be invited to lay on the ground and look up at a ceiling screen of fiber mycelium. Netted cords and wrapped coils were created by textile artists working with a local community knitting group.

Photograph by Karson Photography

These ladies rule! Fungus Among Us fiber artists Deb Donovan Rice and Mikki Blackman flanking @geyonce.forever. Join us March 14 - 23 at Redux.#mushroom#fungusamongus

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Artist meeting preparing for THE FUNGUS AMONG US installation (March 13-23). Mushrooms are an excellent guide to building resilient communities! Naoko Wowsugi is leading this unique & magical project. Stay tuned...🍄 #community #communityart #mushrooms #fungusamongus #neighborhoodart #collaborate

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Mushrooms do a wonderful job of teaching us a lesson in community or working together. Can we sense problems in our communities and respond to help? Can we work together with specific members of the community to accomplish mutual goals? Can we change ourselves for the better good of the community? The answer is yes...just like mushrooms do. Come and learn more at #FungusAmongUs, an installation by Naoko Wowsuki and over 100 local artists and community weavers to bring the power of mushrooms to life! #AwakeningNourish #EnoughPie

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The teacher and students at James Simons Elementary School are working on a mushrooms curriculum in preparation for THE FUNGUS AMONG US, opening March 14 @reduxartcenter. The students are studying mycelium, growing mushroom logs and making 🍄 sculptures in preparation for Naoko Wowsugi’s community-oriented installation. They will parade up King St on Monday, March 11 at 9:45 am from the school to deliver their artwork. Come check out the cutest 15-minute parade ever if you can join us on Monday morning! #fungusamongus #allarewelcome

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The teacher and students at James Simons Elementary School are working on a mushrooms curriculum in preparation for THE FUNGUS AMONG US, opening March 14 @reduxartcenter. The students are studying mycelium, growing mushroom logs and making 🍄 sculptures in preparation for Naoko Wowsugi’s community-oriented installation. They will parade up King St on Monday, March 11 at 9:45 am from the school to deliver their artwork. Come check out the cutest 15-minute parade ever if you can join us on Monday morning! #fungusamongus #allarewelcome

Post by @enoughpie

The teacher and students at James Simons Elementary School are working on a mushrooms curriculum in preparation for THE FUNGUS AMONG US, opening March 14 @reduxartcenter. The students are studying mycelium, growing mushroom logs and making 🍄 sculptures in preparation for Naoko Wowsugi’s community-oriented installation. They will parade up King St on Monday, March 11 at 9:45 am from the school to deliver their artwork. Come check out the cutest 15-minute parade ever if you can join us on Monday morning! #fungusamongus #allarewelcome

Post by @enoughpie

The teacher and students at James Simons Elementary School are working on a mushrooms curriculum in preparation for THE FUNGUS AMONG US, opening March 14 @reduxartcenter. The students are studying mycelium, growing mushroom logs and making 🍄 sculptures in preparation for Naoko Wowsugi’s community-oriented installation. They will parade up King St on Monday, March 11 at 9:45 am from the school to deliver their artwork. Come check out the cutest 15-minute parade ever if you can join us on Monday morning! #fungusamongus #allarewelcome

Post by @enoughpie

Mycologist and North Central resident Brian Wheat reminds us that mushrooms are one of the most important organisms on the planet. They decompose over 90% of organic matter on the planet…. if we did not have mushrooms, there would be piles of old dinosaurs, tree limbs, leaves, and leftover burritos everywhere! Ponder that as you get ready for #FungusAmongUs, opening March 14-23 at REDUX. #allarewelcome #AwakeningNourish #EnoughPie

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Mushrooms of all kinds! Kindergarten through middle schoolers created these insanely creative mushrooms sculptures as part of their mushroom curriculum for THE FUNGUS AMONG US. Opening this Thursday, March 14 at Redux, 1056 King Street. #fungus #mushroom #community #communityart

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Tonight and tomorrow (March 18 & 19) join us @reduxartcenter, 1056 King Street, for an artist talk at 6 pm. @geyonce.forever and collaborators will speak on the process and inspirations for THE FUNGUS AMONG US. #community #communityart

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#Repost @acealexa - the show ends this Saturday at 6pm! 🍄
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Everyone needs to go see @enoughpie’s Fungus Among Us exhibit at @reduxartcenter. 🍄 There’s a community mapping project to see how all the visitors are connected. I found my SUPER cute nephews on it, and my whole heart melted. ❤️ #auntiana #communityart #auntieace #upperpeninsula #discoversc #explorechs #charleston #charlestonsc #community #blackboyjoy

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‼️ONE DAY LEFT‼️
Saturday from 10am - 6pm is the last chance to experience THE FUNGUS AMONG US, a meditations mushroom planetarium and community mapping project at Redux, 1056 King Street. #mushroom #fungusamongus #communitymappingproject #communityart

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