Fulcrum Projects

Founded by Tracy Ginsberg in 2002, Fulcrum Projects is a multidisciplinary live art company with a mission to create interactive, site-specific installations, performances and exhibitions exploring shifting paradigms in consciousness and culture.

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Originally based in San Francisco, Fulcrum Projects is now headquartered in Marin County, California.

With a dream of living and working in nature and open space, Tracy and life partner Theodore Lillie arrived one day at a remarkable sight: an old barn on a hilltop parcel adjoining public land. The address was lot 43, their lucky number, and carved on the door was an auspicious inscription: "T + T." Fulcrum Projects had found its home.

Renovations began and continue on. In 2004, they mapped the land, built trails, renovated the barn and planted an organic edible garden. They installed sculptures in the woods and meditative spaces in the trees. Fulcrum's first production, Homage to the 21 Taras premiered in 2005. In the past several years, collaborating with artists from music, dance, film/video, performance and engineering backgrounds, Fulcrum Projects has developed a series of multidisciplinary shows, live events and installations in gallery, museum, performance center, natural and urban spaces. Currently underway is an artist residency project; transforming re-purposed shipping containers into sustainable studios using reclaimed wood, photovoltaic systems, gray water recycling and compost toilets. Studios are scheduled to be completed by 2012.