BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY
New York Clobbers Fall again and one of the finest examples of art in the public sphere has again returned to swing the aesthetic bat straight at your head with the DUMBO ARTS FESTIVAL.
With it comes the electrifying Brooklyn energy that transforms the street into a place you actually want to be in, linger in, discover in. Smack between two iconic Bridges (Brooklyn and Manhattan) DUMBO boasts a world class art festival that has grown both organically and with great purpose, often commanding your attention.
You can make a plan to hit a few installations, performances, galleries… — or you can just show up and grab a map.
Above image is of artist CHIKA’s large scale interactive LED sculpture in the archway under the Manhattan Bridge. More on her SEI: Stella Octangula HERE.
Following are some BSA picks that we think are worth highlighting:
1. FOLIOLEAF GALLERY. “Bad Vibes” Rubin415 and David Head.
A solid mix of new contemporary work that leans toward popular tastes, Folioleaf is making a strong showing with a growing stable that includes a number of current Street Artist like DAIN, Gilf! (image above), Hellbent, and others that are tangentially related. Street Art culture is a wide world and gallery owner Todd Masters is stretching his arms to embrace it.
111 Front Street, Suite 226.
2. SIDE HUSTLE NYC: “By Day, By Night” Karoleen Decastro, Alyssa Gruen, Patrick Ramos, Jon Chen.
What is your sidehustle? In the ever more expensive NYC game, almost every creative we know has one – Check out this installation and on Sunday they will have another photo shoot.
Plymouth Street Park Perimeter Fence.
3. Dumbo Underfoot”. Karen Mainenti
Mainenti draws your attention to the actual street in this installation highlighting those rail tracks cutting through the neighborhood that were used by Brooklyn industries and trades like coffee, soap bubbles, sugar, shoes and Brillo steel wool pads.
See MORE here.
Plymouth Street (between Main and Washington Streets)
DUMBO WALLS – All over the place
Two Trees and Lisa Kim have humanized the experience year long for people working/living/passing through DUMBO by curating some large mural installations by some great Street Artists over the past couple of years. Below are a few to keep your eyes open for on the streets.
4. DUMBO WALLS: Faith 47
Pearl Street Underpass, BQE,
5. DUMBO WALLS: dalEAST
Pearl Street Underpass, BQE
6. DUMBO WALLS: El Tono
Corner of Prospect and Jay Streets
7. DUMBO WALLS: CAM
York Street (between Adams and Pearl Streets)
8. DUMBO WALLS: MOMO
York Street (between Washington and Adams Streets)
9. DUMBO WALLS: Shepard Fairey
Corner of York and Jay Streets
10. DUMBO WALLS: Stefan Sagmeister & Yuko Shimizu
Jay Street Underpass, BQE
11. SMACK MELLON:
Á la Cart with Kristyna and Marek Milde
“If we are what we eat, who are we if we don’t know the origin and the context of the production of our food?”
Originally created for Smack Mellon’s exhibition FOODShed: Art and Agriculture in Action –
6 shopping carts filled with soil parked at Old Fulton Plaza.
Smack Mellon Gallery
92 Plymouth Street, Brooklyn
http://www.smackmellon.org
http://www.estebandelvalle.com
12. Global Virtual Drawing Party: DADA featuring EN MASSE
At the Festival, creators from around the world will be encouraged to draw on DADA, while artists on site will respond using their iPads. The results will be projected live.
1 Main Street, Festival Lounge
http://enmasse.info
http://www.dada.am
13. MIGHTY TANAKA: “Here and There”. Chris Otley, Herb Smith
Which one are you?
Together, they explore the impact between native and invasive species within both of their local communities.
111 Front Street, Suite 224, Brooklyn
http://www.mightytanaka.com
14. “I ____ a Dollar” . Jody Servon
Main Street (between Plymouth and Water Streets)
15. BE MIGHTY! SPACE: LA2/LA ROC
“LA2, aka LA ROC, collaborated with Keith Haring to create iconic NYC street art in the ’80s. LA2 is part of the original street art movement, and a godfather of the scene. His work is highly sought after for its iconic nature and history. This exhibit will showcase some of the classic styles that LA2 is known for, along with his new work that pushes the style into a more contemporary realm. On display will be works on canvas, wood, and an assortment of objects.”
80 John Street
16. MASTERS PROJECTS: “Lost Corcosa” . Various Artists
The largerer and higher ender version of FolioLeaf , this the MASTERS PROJECTS. oof!
Peter Buechler, DAIN, Dee Dee, ELLE, Amze Emmons, Dima Gavrysh, gilf!, Nicolas Holiber, Steven Katzman, Karl Klingbiel, Amanda Marie, Timothy Paul Myers, QRST, RAE, Jon Rappley, Joram Roukes, Shin-Shin, Cris Uphues, Nathan Vincent, Charles Wilkin, X-O.
111 Front Street, Suite 212
http://www.maste.rs
17. REFLECTION / KOLONIHAVEHUS . Tom Fruin and CoreAct
“The colorful glass house is inhabited by two performers, who portray everyday dilemmas and lifestyle paradoxes in a subtle manner. They have lost the ability to meaningfully discriminate, and are trapped in a long chain of procrastination, mirroring our current social patterns. As an audience you can wonder in and out of the performance as you like. “
Empire Fulton Ferry Deck
18. “TRUST YOUR VISION” . Gilf!
Front Street (between Adams and Pearl Streets)
19 . MPH-BENCH . Lee Mandell, XAM
MPH-BENCH is an indoor and/or outdoor furniture piece created using the idea of adaptive reuse. We like the fact that this hydroponic bentch can be whe bench can be wheeled around to fit into various aesthetic environments – Mobile agriculture!
1 Main Street, Festival Lounge
http://www.xambuilt.com
http://www.boswyckfarms.org
BONUS!*** TRUFFULA LORAXIA . Lee Mandell, XAM
Truffula Loraxia is a hydroponic sculpture project created by Lee Mandell and XAM. It combines growing technologies with design. Truffula Loraxia’s basic structure is a tree, which extends from a dodecahedron shaped base.
Main Street Park
For a complete schedule of events, maps and other details click HERE
5. DUMBO WALLS: dalEAST
6. DUMBO WALLS: El Tono
7. DUMBO WALLS: CAM
8. DUMBO WALLS: MOMO
9. DUMBO WALLS: Shepard Fairey
10. DUMBO WALLS: Stefan Sagmeister & Yuko Shimizu
11. SMACK MELLON:
Á la Cart with Kristyna and Marek Milde
“If we are what we eat, who are we if we don’t know the origin and the context of the production of our food?”
Originally created for Smack Mellon’s exhibition FOODShed: Art and Agriculture in Action –
6 shopping carts filled with soil parked at Old Fulton Plaza.
“If we are what we eat, who are we if we don’t know the origin and the context of the production of our food?”
Originally created for Smack Mellon’s exhibition FOODShed: Art and Agriculture in Action –
Smack Mellon Gallery
92 Plymouth Street, Brooklyn
http://www.smackmellon.org
http://www.estebandelvalle.com
12. Global Virtual Drawing Party: DADA featuring EN MASSE
At the Festival, creators from around the world will be encouraged to draw on DADA, while artists on site will respond using their iPads. The results will be projected live.
1 Main Street, Festival Lounge
http://enmasse.info
http://www.dada.am
13. MIGHTY TANAKA: “Here and There”. Chris Otley, Herb Smith
Which one are you?
Together, they explore the impact between native and invasive species within both of their local communities.
111 Front Street, Suite 224, Brooklyn
http://www.mightytanaka.com
14. “I ____ a Dollar” . Jody Servon
Main Street (between Plymouth and Water Streets)
15. BE MIGHTY! SPACE: LA2/LA ROC
“LA2, aka LA ROC, collaborated with Keith Haring to create iconic NYC street art in the ’80s. LA2 is part of the original street art movement, and a godfather of the scene. His work is highly sought after for its iconic nature and history. This exhibit will showcase some of the classic styles that LA2 is known for, along with his new work that pushes the style into a more contemporary realm. On display will be works on canvas, wood, and an assortment of objects.”
80 John Street
16. MASTERS PROJECTS: “Lost Corcosa” . Various Artists
The largerer and higher ender version of FolioLeaf , this the MASTERS PROJECTS. oof!
Peter Buechler, DAIN, Dee Dee, ELLE, Amze Emmons, Dima Gavrysh, gilf!, Nicolas Holiber, Steven Katzman, Karl Klingbiel, Amanda Marie, Timothy Paul Myers, QRST, RAE, Jon Rappley, Joram Roukes, Shin-Shin, Cris Uphues, Nathan Vincent, Charles Wilkin, X-O.
111 Front Street, Suite 212
http://www.maste.rs
17. REFLECTION / KOLONIHAVEHUS . Tom Fruin and CoreAct
“The colorful glass house is inhabited by two performers, who portray everyday dilemmas and lifestyle paradoxes in a subtle manner. They have lost the ability to meaningfully discriminate, and are trapped in a long chain of procrastination, mirroring our current social patterns. As an audience you can wonder in and out of the performance as you like. “
Empire Fulton Ferry Deck
18. “TRUST YOUR VISION” . Gilf!
Front Street (between Adams and Pearl Streets)
19 . MPH-BENCH . Lee Mandell, XAM
MPH-BENCH is an indoor and/or outdoor furniture piece created using the idea of adaptive reuse. We like the fact that this hydroponic bentch can be whe bench can be wheeled around to fit into various aesthetic environments – Mobile agriculture!
1 Main Street, Festival Lounge
http://www.xambuilt.com
http://www.boswyckfarms.org
BONUS!*** TRUFFULA LORAXIA . Lee Mandell, XAM
Truffula Loraxia is a hydroponic sculpture project created by Lee Mandell and XAM. It combines growing technologies with design. Truffula Loraxia’s basic structure is a tree, which extends from a dodecahedron shaped base.
Main Street Park
For a complete schedule of events, maps and other details click HERE
12. Global Virtual Drawing Party: DADA featuring EN MASSE
At the Festival, creators from around the world will be encouraged to draw on DADA, while artists on site will respond using their iPads. The results will be projected live.
1 Main Street, Festival Lounge
http://enmasse.info
http://www.dada.am
13. MIGHTY TANAKA: “Here and There”. Chris Otley, Herb Smith
Which one are you?
Together, they explore the impact between native and invasive species within both of their local communities.
111 Front Street, Suite 224, Brooklyn
http://www.mightytanaka.com
14. “I ____ a Dollar” . Jody Servon
Main Street (between Plymouth and Water Streets)
15. BE MIGHTY! SPACE: LA2/LA ROC
“LA2, aka LA ROC, collaborated with Keith Haring to create iconic NYC street art in the ’80s. LA2 is part of the original street art movement, and a godfather of the scene. His work is highly sought after for its iconic nature and history. This exhibit will showcase some of the classic styles that LA2 is known for, along with his new work that pushes the style into a more contemporary realm. On display will be works on canvas, wood, and an assortment of objects.”
80 John Street
16. MASTERS PROJECTS: “Lost Corcosa” . Various Artists
The largerer and higher ender version of FolioLeaf , this the MASTERS PROJECTS. oof!
Peter Buechler, DAIN, Dee Dee, ELLE, Amze Emmons, Dima Gavrysh, gilf!, Nicolas Holiber, Steven Katzman, Karl Klingbiel, Amanda Marie, Timothy Paul Myers, QRST, RAE, Jon Rappley, Joram Roukes, Shin-Shin, Cris Uphues, Nathan Vincent, Charles Wilkin, X-O.
111 Front Street, Suite 212
http://www.maste.rs
17. REFLECTION / KOLONIHAVEHUS . Tom Fruin and CoreAct
“The colorful glass house is inhabited by two performers, who portray everyday dilemmas and lifestyle paradoxes in a subtle manner. They have lost the ability to meaningfully discriminate, and are trapped in a long chain of procrastination, mirroring our current social patterns. As an audience you can wonder in and out of the performance as you like. “
Empire Fulton Ferry Deck
18. “TRUST YOUR VISION” . Gilf!
Front Street (between Adams and Pearl Streets)
19 . MPH-BENCH . Lee Mandell, XAM
MPH-BENCH is an indoor and/or outdoor furniture piece created using the idea of adaptive reuse. We like the fact that this hydroponic bentch can be whe bench can be wheeled around to fit into various aesthetic environments – Mobile agriculture!
1 Main Street, Festival Lounge
http://www.xambuilt.com
http://www.boswyckfarms.org
BONUS!*** TRUFFULA LORAXIA . Lee Mandell, XAM
Truffula Loraxia is a hydroponic sculpture project created by Lee Mandell and XAM. It combines growing technologies with design. Truffula Loraxia’s basic structure is a tree, which extends from a dodecahedron shaped base.
Main Street Park
For a complete schedule of events, maps and other details click HERE
http://enmasse.info
http://www.dada.am
13. MIGHTY TANAKA: “Here and There”. Chris Otley, Herb Smith
Which one are you?
Together, they explore the impact between native and invasive species within both of their local communities.
111 Front Street, Suite 224, Brooklyn
http://www.mightytanaka.com
14. “I ____ a Dollar” . Jody Servon
Main Street (between Plymouth and Water Streets)
15. BE MIGHTY! SPACE: LA2/LA ROC
“LA2, aka LA ROC, collaborated with Keith Haring to create iconic NYC street art in the ’80s. LA2 is part of the original street art movement, and a godfather of the scene. His work is highly sought after for its iconic nature and history. This exhibit will showcase some of the classic styles that LA2 is known for, along with his new work that pushes the style into a more contemporary realm. On display will be works on canvas, wood, and an assortment of objects.”
80 John Street
16. MASTERS PROJECTS: “Lost Corcosa” . Various Artists
The largerer and higher ender version of FolioLeaf , this the MASTERS PROJECTS. oof!
Peter Buechler, DAIN, Dee Dee, ELLE, Amze Emmons, Dima Gavrysh, gilf!, Nicolas Holiber, Steven Katzman, Karl Klingbiel, Amanda Marie, Timothy Paul Myers, QRST, RAE, Jon Rappley, Joram Roukes, Shin-Shin, Cris Uphues, Nathan Vincent, Charles Wilkin, X-O.
111 Front Street, Suite 212
http://www.maste.rs
17. REFLECTION / KOLONIHAVEHUS . Tom Fruin and CoreAct
“The colorful glass house is inhabited by two performers, who portray everyday dilemmas and lifestyle paradoxes in a subtle manner. They have lost the ability to meaningfully discriminate, and are trapped in a long chain of procrastination, mirroring our current social patterns. As an audience you can wonder in and out of the performance as you like. “
Empire Fulton Ferry Deck
18. “TRUST YOUR VISION” . Gilf!
Front Street (between Adams and Pearl Streets)
19 . MPH-BENCH . Lee Mandell, XAM
MPH-BENCH is an indoor and/or outdoor furniture piece created using the idea of adaptive reuse. We like the fact that this hydroponic bentch can be whe bench can be wheeled around to fit into various aesthetic environments – Mobile agriculture!
1 Main Street, Festival Lounge
http://www.xambuilt.com
http://www.boswyckfarms.org
BONUS!*** TRUFFULA LORAXIA . Lee Mandell, XAM
Truffula Loraxia is a hydroponic sculpture project created by Lee Mandell and XAM. It combines growing technologies with design. Truffula Loraxia’s basic structure is a tree, which extends from a dodecahedron shaped base.
Main Street Park
For a complete schedule of events, maps and other details click HERE
http://www.dada.am
13. MIGHTY TANAKA: “Here and There”. Chris Otley, Herb Smith
Which one are you?
Together, they explore the impact between native and invasive species within both of their local communities.
111 Front Street, Suite 224, Brooklyn
http://www.mightytanaka.com
14. “I ____ a Dollar” . Jody Servon
Main Street (between Plymouth and Water Streets)
15. BE MIGHTY! SPACE: LA2/LA ROC
“LA2, aka LA ROC, collaborated with Keith Haring to create iconic NYC street art in the ’80s. LA2 is part of the original street art movement, and a godfather of the scene. His work is highly sought after for its iconic nature and history. This exhibit will showcase some of the classic styles that LA2 is known for, along with his new work that pushes the style into a more contemporary realm. On display will be works on canvas, wood, and an assortment of objects.”
80 John Street
16. MASTERS PROJECTS: “Lost Corcosa” . Various Artists
The largerer and higher ender version of FolioLeaf , this the MASTERS PROJECTS. oof!
Peter Buechler, DAIN, Dee Dee, ELLE, Amze Emmons, Dima Gavrysh, gilf!, Nicolas Holiber, Steven Katzman, Karl Klingbiel, Amanda Marie, Timothy Paul Myers, QRST, RAE, Jon Rappley, Joram Roukes, Shin-Shin, Cris Uphues, Nathan Vincent, Charles Wilkin, X-O.
111 Front Street, Suite 212
http://www.maste.rs
17. REFLECTION / KOLONIHAVEHUS . Tom Fruin and CoreAct
“The colorful glass house is inhabited by two performers, who portray everyday dilemmas and lifestyle paradoxes in a subtle manner. They have lost the ability to meaningfully discriminate, and are trapped in a long chain of procrastination, mirroring our current social patterns. As an audience you can wonder in and out of the performance as you like. “
Empire Fulton Ferry Deck
18. “TRUST YOUR VISION” . Gilf!
Front Street (between Adams and Pearl Streets)
19 . MPH-BENCH . Lee Mandell, XAM
MPH-BENCH is an indoor and/or outdoor furniture piece created using the idea of adaptive reuse. We like the fact that this hydroponic bentch can be whe bench can be wheeled around to fit into various aesthetic environments – Mobile agriculture!
1 Main Street, Festival Lounge
http://www.xambuilt.com
http://www.boswyckfarms.org
BONUS!*** TRUFFULA LORAXIA . Lee Mandell, XAM
Truffula Loraxia is a hydroponic sculpture project created by Lee Mandell and XAM. It combines growing technologies with design. Truffula Loraxia’s basic structure is a tree, which extends from a dodecahedron shaped base.
Main Street Park
For a complete schedule of events, maps and other details click HERE
13. MIGHTY TANAKA: “Here and There”. Chris Otley, Herb Smith
Which one are you?
Together, they explore the impact between native and invasive species within both of their local communities.
111 Front Street, Suite 224, Brooklyn
http://www.mightytanaka.com
14. “I ____ a Dollar” . Jody Servon
Main Street (between Plymouth and Water Streets)
15. BE MIGHTY! SPACE: LA2/LA ROC
“LA2, aka LA ROC, collaborated with Keith Haring to create iconic NYC street art in the ’80s. LA2 is part of the original street art movement, and a godfather of the scene. His work is highly sought after for its iconic nature and history. This exhibit will showcase some of the classic styles that LA2 is known for, along with his new work that pushes the style into a more contemporary realm. On display will be works on canvas, wood, and an assortment of objects.”
80 John Street
16. MASTERS PROJECTS: “Lost Corcosa” . Various Artists
The largerer and higher ender version of FolioLeaf , this the MASTERS PROJECTS. oof!
Peter Buechler, DAIN, Dee Dee, ELLE, Amze Emmons, Dima Gavrysh, gilf!, Nicolas Holiber, Steven Katzman, Karl Klingbiel, Amanda Marie, Timothy Paul Myers, QRST, RAE, Jon Rappley, Joram Roukes, Shin-Shin, Cris Uphues, Nathan Vincent, Charles Wilkin, X-O.
111 Front Street, Suite 212
http://www.maste.rs
17. REFLECTION / KOLONIHAVEHUS . Tom Fruin and CoreAct
“The colorful glass house is inhabited by two performers, who portray everyday dilemmas and lifestyle paradoxes in a subtle manner. They have lost the ability to meaningfully discriminate, and are trapped in a long chain of procrastination, mirroring our current social patterns. As an audience you can wonder in and out of the performance as you like. “
Empire Fulton Ferry Deck
18. “TRUST YOUR VISION” . Gilf!
Front Street (between Adams and Pearl Streets)
19 . MPH-BENCH . Lee Mandell, XAM
MPH-BENCH is an indoor and/or outdoor furniture piece created using the idea of adaptive reuse. We like the fact that this hydroponic bentch can be whe bench can be wheeled around to fit into various aesthetic environments – Mobile agriculture!
1 Main Street, Festival Lounge
http://www.xambuilt.com
http://www.boswyckfarms.org
BONUS!*** TRUFFULA LORAXIA . Lee Mandell, XAM
Truffula Loraxia is a hydroponic sculpture project created by Lee Mandell and XAM. It combines growing technologies with design. Truffula Loraxia’s basic structure is a tree, which extends from a dodecahedron shaped base.
Main Street Park
For a complete schedule of events, maps and other details click HERE
http://www.mightytanaka.com
14. “I ____ a Dollar” . Jody Servon
Main Street (between Plymouth and Water Streets)
15. BE MIGHTY! SPACE: LA2/LA ROC
“LA2, aka LA ROC, collaborated with Keith Haring to create iconic NYC street art in the ’80s. LA2 is part of the original street art movement, and a godfather of the scene. His work is highly sought after for its iconic nature and history. This exhibit will showcase some of the classic styles that LA2 is known for, along with his new work that pushes the style into a more contemporary realm. On display will be works on canvas, wood, and an assortment of objects.”
80 John Street
16. MASTERS PROJECTS: “Lost Corcosa” . Various Artists
The largerer and higher ender version of FolioLeaf , this the MASTERS PROJECTS. oof!
Peter Buechler, DAIN, Dee Dee, ELLE, Amze Emmons, Dima Gavrysh, gilf!, Nicolas Holiber, Steven Katzman, Karl Klingbiel, Amanda Marie, Timothy Paul Myers, QRST, RAE, Jon Rappley, Joram Roukes, Shin-Shin, Cris Uphues, Nathan Vincent, Charles Wilkin, X-O.
111 Front Street, Suite 212
http://www.maste.rs
17. REFLECTION / KOLONIHAVEHUS . Tom Fruin and CoreAct
“The colorful glass house is inhabited by two performers, who portray everyday dilemmas and lifestyle paradoxes in a subtle manner. They have lost the ability to meaningfully discriminate, and are trapped in a long chain of procrastination, mirroring our current social patterns. As an audience you can wonder in and out of the performance as you like. “
Empire Fulton Ferry Deck
18. “TRUST YOUR VISION” . Gilf!
Front Street (between Adams and Pearl Streets)
19 . MPH-BENCH . Lee Mandell, XAM
MPH-BENCH is an indoor and/or outdoor furniture piece created using the idea of adaptive reuse. We like the fact that this hydroponic bentch can be whe bench can be wheeled around to fit into various aesthetic environments – Mobile agriculture!
1 Main Street, Festival Lounge
http://www.xambuilt.com
http://www.boswyckfarms.org
BONUS!*** TRUFFULA LORAXIA . Lee Mandell, XAM
Truffula Loraxia is a hydroponic sculpture project created by Lee Mandell and XAM. It combines growing technologies with design. Truffula Loraxia’s basic structure is a tree, which extends from a dodecahedron shaped base.
Main Street Park
For a complete schedule of events, maps and other details click HERE
14. “I ____ a Dollar” . Jody Servon
15. BE MIGHTY! SPACE: LA2/LA ROC
“LA2, aka LA ROC, collaborated with Keith Haring to create iconic NYC street art in the ’80s. LA2 is part of the original street art movement, and a godfather of the scene. His work is highly sought after for its iconic nature and history. This exhibit will showcase some of the classic styles that LA2 is known for, along with his new work that pushes the style into a more contemporary realm. On display will be works on canvas, wood, and an assortment of objects.”
80 John Street
16. MASTERS PROJECTS: “Lost Corcosa” . Various Artists
The largerer and higher ender version of FolioLeaf , this the MASTERS PROJECTS. oof!
Peter Buechler, DAIN, Dee Dee, ELLE, Amze Emmons, Dima Gavrysh, gilf!, Nicolas Holiber, Steven Katzman, Karl Klingbiel, Amanda Marie, Timothy Paul Myers, QRST, RAE, Jon Rappley, Joram Roukes, Shin-Shin, Cris Uphues, Nathan Vincent, Charles Wilkin, X-O.
111 Front Street, Suite 212
http://www.maste.rs
17. REFLECTION / KOLONIHAVEHUS . Tom Fruin and CoreAct
“The colorful glass house is inhabited by two performers, who portray everyday dilemmas and lifestyle paradoxes in a subtle manner. They have lost the ability to meaningfully discriminate, and are trapped in a long chain of procrastination, mirroring our current social patterns. As an audience you can wonder in and out of the performance as you like. “
Empire Fulton Ferry Deck
http://www.maste.rs
17. REFLECTION / KOLONIHAVEHUS . Tom Fruin and CoreAct
“The colorful glass house is inhabited by two performers, who portray everyday dilemmas and lifestyle paradoxes in a subtle manner. They have lost the ability to meaningfully discriminate, and are trapped in a long chain of procrastination, mirroring our current social patterns. As an audience you can wonder in and out of the performance as you like. “
Empire Fulton Ferry Deck
17. REFLECTION / KOLONIHAVEHUS . Tom Fruin and CoreAct
“The colorful glass house is inhabited by two performers, who portray everyday dilemmas and lifestyle paradoxes in a subtle manner. They have lost the ability to meaningfully discriminate, and are trapped in a long chain of procrastination, mirroring our current social patterns. As an audience you can wonder in and out of the performance as you like. “
18. “TRUST YOUR VISION” . Gilf!
19 . MPH-BENCH . Lee Mandell, XAM
MPH-BENCH is an indoor and/or outdoor furniture piece created using the idea of adaptive reuse. We like the fact that this hydroponic bentch can be whe bench can be wheeled around to fit into various aesthetic environments – Mobile agriculture!
1 Main Street, Festival Lounge
http://www.xambuilt.com
http://www.boswyckfarms.org
BONUS!*** TRUFFULA LORAXIA . Lee Mandell, XAM
Truffula Loraxia is a hydroponic sculpture project created by Lee Mandell and XAM. It combines growing technologies with design. Truffula Loraxia’s basic structure is a tree, which extends from a dodecahedron shaped base.
Main Street Park
BONUS!*** TRUFFULA LORAXIA . Lee Mandell, XAM
Truffula Loraxia is a hydroponic sculpture project created by Lee Mandell and XAM. It combines growing technologies with design. Truffula Loraxia’s basic structure is a tree, which extends from a dodecahedron shaped base.
Main Street Park
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