MFA students Rachel Seburn, Zahria Cook and AJ Aremu painted old military shipping containers for UGarden as part of the Ideas for Creative Exploration program
Special Photos: Shannah Montgomery, University of Georgia
Surplus military shipping containers have new life as food storage units at the University of Georgia’s UGArden, part of the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, thanks to students from the Lamar Dodd School of Art and a few gallons of paint.
MFA students Rachel Seburn, Zahria Cook and AJ Aremu painted old military shipping containers for UGarden as part of the Ideas for Creative Exploration program.
MFA students Rachel Seburn, Zahria Cook and AJ Aremu painted old military shipping containers for UGarden as part of the Ideas for Creative Exploration program
Repurposed storage units hold produce grown at the UGA student-run garden for use by the Public Service and Outreach Office of Service-Learning’s Campus Kitchen, another student-run group that provides meals to older adults in the Athens area.
MFA students Rachel Seburn, Zahria Cook and AJ Aremu painted old military shipping containers for UGarden as part of the Ideas for Creative Exploration program
Special Photos: Shannah Montgomery, University of Georgia
Surplus military shipping containers have new life as food storage units at the University of Georgia’s UGArden, part of the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, thanks to students from the Lamar Dodd School of Art and a few gallons of paint.
Special Photo: Shannah Montgomery, UGA
MFA students Rachel Seburn, Zahria Cook and AJ Aremu painted old military shipping containers for UGarden as part of the Ideas for Creative Exploration program.
Shannah Montgomery, University of Georgia
MFA students Rachel Seburn, Zahria Cook and AJ Aremu painted old military shipping containers for UGarden as part of the Ideas for Creative Exploration program
Shannah Montgomery, University of Georgia
Repurposed storage units hold produce grown at the UGA student-run garden for use by the Public Service and Outreach Office of Service-Learning’s Campus Kitchen, another student-run group that provides meals to older adults in the Athens area.
ATHENS — Surplus military shipping containers have new life as food storage units at the University of Georgia’s UGArden, part of the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, thanks to students from the Lamar Dodd School of Art and a few gallons of paint.
Once covered in camouflage, the containers now are bright green with colorful flowers, butterflies, bees and vegetables — peppers, carrots, beets and tomatoes — painted on the sides. The repurposed storage units hold produce grown at the student-run garden for use by the UGA Public Service and Outreach Office of Service-Learning’s Campus Kitchen, another student-run group that provides meals to older adults in the Athens area.
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