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WELCOME TO TRANSIT ANTENNA!
TRANSIT ANTENNA is a mobile living experiment, creative workshop and educational resource comprised of various folks living and working while traveling the roads of North America. The original incarnation totaled eight creatures: Bob, Dawn, and Taylor Snead, Jamie Self, Seth Gadsden, Amy and Josef Kristofoletti, and Kentridge the dog, plus two hitchers, Steve-O and Wheat, living on a retired city transit bus converted into a veggie oil guzzling RV named Walter (RIP). The New Crew: Tom, Sam, Mateo, and Harper are in the midst of converting a cross country MCI bus to continue the adventure.
Though writers, filmmakers, painters, chefs, and musicians, these roles seldom define a collective goal. The original crew made it all the way to Mexico, Canada, and most of the US states, excluding the mid-west and including Alaska, visiting communities, sometimes collaborating on art projects and sometimes just hanging out with new friends. Because Walter was their home, the crew were free to move spontaneously, staying put for a week or shooting across the continent on a whim. The Transit Antenna project defines itself as the unfolding road carries it to new places, people, and experiences. These experiences are the pearls handed to the group along the way.
All of the exploits of Transit Antenna (past and present) are archived here. Please enjoy.
PRESS
August 2009, Against the Grain interview on Hurley.com
Charleston City Paper, February 26, 2010
Cover Story, Charleston City Paper, December 5, 2007
Youth Radio Interview in Houston, TX on May 10th, 2008
OUR OTHER PUBLICATIONS
“From Dumps to Dreams,” TA’s adventures on the Salton Sea
July 2008, Charleston Magazine Article by Bob Snead
August 2008, Charleston Magazine Article by Jamie Self
September 2008, Charleston Magazine article by Jamie Self
October 2008, Charleston Magazine article by Dawn Snead
November 2008, Charleston Magazine article by Jamie Self
December 2008, Charleston Magazine article by Dawn Snead
January 2009, Charleston Magazine article by Jamie Self
February 2009, Charleston Magazine article by Seth Gadsden
March 2009, Charleston Magazine article by Dawn Snead
April 2009, Charleston Magazine article by Amy McBrine
