The Think Potato Institute has developed through decades of friendships, collaborations, institutional support, and international exchange. While many projects originated through the work of founder Jeffrey Allen Price, the Institute has been shaped by a growing network of artists, educators, researchers, scientists, collectors, students, institutions, and supporters whose contributions have helped expand and sustain its activities over time.
This page acknowledges some of the individuals and organizations that have contributed to the ongoing development of TPI and the broader field of Potato Humanities.
Founder
Collaborators
Artists, educators, researchers, and colleagues who have contributed to TPI through exhibitions, research, documentation, publications, lectures, creative projects, and ongoing exchange.
Institutional Allies
Organizations and institutions that have hosted, supported, collaborated with, or contributed to the development of TPI and related projects.
The International Potato Center (CIP)(Lima, Peru)
Priekuļukartupeļi / Priekuļu Potatoes (Latvia)
Cēsis History and Art Museum (Latvia)
Smithtown Township Arts Council
Williamsburg Art & Historical Center
Institute of Agricultural Resources and Economics (Latvia)
H.E. Vanadziņš Ziemeļu restorāns (Cēsis, Latvia)
hogeDRUKgebied (Rotterdam, Holland)
Friends of TPI
A broad and evolving community of artists, educators, researchers, scientists, collectors, students, supporters, donors, and enthusiasts whose participation helps sustain and expand the mission of the Think Potato Institute.
The Think Potato Institute recognizes that its development has depended not only upon projects and collections, but also upon the generosity, encouragement, expertise, friendship, and curiosity of countless individuals encountered along the way.
Gregory Benne and Shannon Benne
Gerard Immerzeel
Lucy Kippin
Ahn Nguyen
Francisco Caban
Gabriel Caban
Jim Price and Christy Price
Stacy Zabirowitz