WELCOME TO GOODENT!
What?Why?to educate & uplift our community & celebrate human potential through reclaiming space & materials to promote art & wonder.
Who?Anyone interested in making a positive impact..
Where?Inyo County & beyond Meet the Board
We currently have 5 board of directors who meet on a monthly basis. President
Hi, I’m Judyth Greenburgh, President of Goodent, conceptual artist, creative consultant and art educator. I like to combine my conceptual skills from years as a creative director with my passion for reclaiming what has been abandoned. Since moving to Inyo County over 12 years ago – I’ve been an art director for the Lone Pine Museum of Western Film, a muralist & creative consultant and is currently Vice President for the Inyo County for the Arts. A former tutor at Lone Pine’s TANF afterschool program I currently teach for ICA afterschool program and volunteer as an art docent. An award winning photographer & kaleidoscope artist I’ve exhibited and taught numerous workshops focusing on reclaimed materials. Vice President
Hi, I’m Erin Renee Vice President of Goodent. My background includes a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, a California Teaching Credential for Elementary School, and years of experience coordinating and teaching art in various situations and communities across the USA. I’m a passionate educator, visual artist, & environmentalist who uses STEAM activities to educate and inspire action in a fun & creative way. Creative reuse is my jam & I love sharing it! Secretary
Hi, I’m Erin Renee I'm also the secretary of Goodent. My background includes a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree, a California Teaching Credential for Elementary School, and years of experience coordinating and teaching art in various situations and communities across the USA. I’m a passionate educator, visual artist, & environmentalist who uses STEAM activities to educate and inspire action in a fun & creative way. Creative reuse is my jam & I love sharing it! Treasurer
My name is Tiffany Lau, Goodent Treasurer. I live in Bishop in the Eastern Sierra in Payahuunadü (the place of flowing water), land of the Nüümü and Shoshone.
Bishop is a small town in one of the most beautiful places in the world, but there are downsides to living here. Recycling, especially for plastics, is limited. There’s an extreme shortage of affordable housing. We pay resort pricing at large-chain stores due to our proximity to the Mammoth Mountain ski resort. It’s expensive to live here. I want to help people save money where they can, so they can spend it on experiences and local businesses they love. What drew me to Goodent was the opportunity to help others improve their lives by reducing overconsumption of consumer goods, reusing material that would otherwise end up in landfills, and recycling when possible. Board Member
Trevor Warner
- Do you like ReUseArts and finding creative ways to reduce landfill?
- Do you like performing arts and want to get involved in local theater? - Do you like dancing like a zombie or being involved in art installations? All while making a positive impact in the community? If so, you could be a perfect addition to the Goodent Board of Directors! |
Our initiatives for 2023A lot has happened since we had our first brainstorming meeting at Gertrude Stein’s salon in February 2019.
We successfully filed and became an official non profit 501(c) (3) & registered California non profit since June 2019. For 2023 we have identified the following initiatives:-
1) Continued Programming for the Forum Theater in Lone Pine. We received a 2022 community grant to help launch a series of performances. We welcome Martha Jo Walton as out theater manager who will be programming events 2) Continue to conduct Re-use Workshops often partnering with Inyo County’s showcasing of Gladys the giant re-cyclescope at events & schools. 3) Create a ReUse Give and Take maker / work-shop space currently upstairs at the loft in Lone Pine. We are looking for a more permanent venue for this effort. 4) Create a re-use art mosaic / mural out of items cleaned up from our precious landscape to educate people how to clean up and the dangers to the environment and wildlife if it is not. We have submitted a grant proposal for this. 5) Our community dances continue with our annual Thrill the World Zombie dance held every October. 6) Help clean up our local areas: Conducting cleanups in our local areas. 7) We are publishing a book to showcase local artist John Hamilton's sketches & raise money for an art station at the Skilled Nursing Facility in Lone Pine 8) Collaborate more with other groups, agencies and non profits for further our mission. We aim to share resources to achieve our common goals. |
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UPLIFTING COMMUNITY
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PROJECTS & INITIATIVES
JOHN HAMILTON
SKETCHBOOK John Hamilton aged 90 is a prolific artist from Darwin Ca. He quit all medication in the nursing home in Bishop quite prepared to die.
Instead he recovered and started sketching in a whole new way. Goodent, a local non profit is publishing a book to showcase these sketches.
$35 for a 100 pg, full color, 8.5 x 11, book of his sketches.Proceeds go towards art supplies for
John & an art station at the nursing home in Lone Pine, where John still sketches and paints We will publish as soon as we have 50 orders or more. WIN A JOHN HAMILTON PAINTING Pre- order a book here or at our event on Sat June 18th to enter the raffle Thank you for all your support we met our publishing needs and the book is currently in production. |
Performance + space rental + AUDITIONS
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Gladys the Recyclescope now available for events
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