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Welcome to Powderhorn365! 


Mission

Through the lenses of volunteer photographers, Powderhorn365 tells the daily stories of the Powderhorn Park neighborhood: making people and places visible, documenting history and celebrating life. Powderhorn365 produces a visual, community-written narrative through photo postings, photobooks and exhibits.

Vision

Powderhorn365 provides value to the neighborhood by contributing to public art, inspiring people and connecting the patchwork of the Powderhorn Park neighborhood. Powderhorn365 benefits photographers by spurring creative growth, continuing education, breaking isolation and developing their personal experience of the community. The program serves the neighborhood by creating a platform for the community members to draft their own shared narrative. It serves local youth by documenting where they grew up and providing reasons to stay or come back to the neighborhood. Local businesses and organizations gain visibility through the program and it encourages people to cross cultural barriers.

History

Powderhorn365 began January 1, 2009, thanks to Amy Wurdock and a group of photographers.  The project continued with a new group each year.  We are now a program of Powderhorn Park Neighborhood Association, and that partnership has given us the support we need to sustain this project. Our gratitude to PPNA for helping us explore new and exciting ways to celebrate the neighborhood through photography, including photo-wrapped utility boxes along the streets of Powderhorn and neighboring communities. (Click on the PPNA icon on this page for their site.)

Look back at the prior years to get the full spectrum of talent and perspective from 2009 to date. If you want to see the photo full screen, click on it to open.

Photographers

Daily photographers for 2018 include David Pierini, Ben Wells, Kimani Beard, Stephanie Paxton, Jenn Fisher, and Edith Carlson. We look forward to viewing what this group sees in Powderhorn.

Become a Guest or Weekly Photographer

If you have a photo you want to suggest for this site, if you have a comment about a photo, or if you'd like to be a guest photographer, we'd like to hear from you.  Weekly photographers are selected in December of each year.  You may contact PPNA at grace@ppna.org.

Support Powderhorn365!

Support the visual story of Powderhorn Park neighborhood by donating to Powderhorn365!  We offer yearly photo books and prints on our website.  Check out our Facebook page, Tumblr and Instagram to see photos and stay up to date on events that support the program.  


powderhorn365 2009

12/31/09 by Corey Needleman

12/31/09 by Corey Needleman

"Thank You and Goodnight"

I have had loads of fun working on this collaborative project. One of the things that intrigued me most was the patience it would take to discover the complete project. Fittingly, this frame is a bookend for the series; a color shot from the same place as the first image, 364 days and 4 hours later.

powderhorn365 2010

12/31/10 by Ephraim Eusebio

12/31/10 by Ephraim Eusebio

"Bella"
She took a photo of me and my family on the last day of 2010.

powderhorn365 2011

12/31/11 by Michael Flood

12/31/11 by Michael Flood

"New Year's Eve Snowfall!"

It finally came! The snow we have been waiting and waiting and waiting for! Our sleds are ready for first light of the new year!

powderhorn365 2012

12/31/12 by Rebecca Lawrence

12/31/12 by Rebecca Lawrence

"52 weeks ends with 3 friends in -6 degrees"

powderhorn365 2013

12/31/13 by Rebeccah Berry

12/31/13 by Rebeccah Berry

"Me"

powderhorn365 2014

12/31/14 by Dianne Carlson

12/31/14 by Dianne Carlson

"Fortune Chain"
2015 is already looking good. Happy New Year's Eve!

powderhorn365 2015

12/31/15 by J. Arthur Anderson

12/31/15 by J. Arthur Anderson

“Final Day”
For employees of the Minneapolis Public Works Department, this is their last day of work for the year. We are grateful for all they do to serve the neighborhood. This is also concludes Powderhorn365 for 2015.

powderhorn365 2016

12/31/16 Brianne Bilyeu

12/31/16 Brianne Bilyeu

"Looking Forward to a New Year"

powderhorn365 2017

12/31/17 Palani Pozzani

12/31/17 Palani Pozzani

"New Year's Eve Stroll"
Alisa & Martin came down to Powderhorn Lake for a stroll on the ice a little after dusk on New Year's Eve. The south side of the lake was cleared of snow earlier in the day for ice skating and with the feels like temp at about -25, they pretty much had the lake all to themselves.