A web-based, interactive narrative and mapping project about the historic and present uses of New York City waterways and shorelines – including a Post-Sandy/FEMA Floodmaps component on the relationship between [...]

Rare earth claims have now been staked across the globe—including throughout the American continent, in Australia, Mongolia, the Caribbean, the Pacific seabed, and underneath the melting glaciers of Greenland. Prospecting [...]

Workers Leaving the Museum (2011) is a video and sculptural installation and the result of a series of investigations into labor relations around the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (MASS MoCA) [...]

Where: Uncanny Valley, Long Island City

What: Public Printshop, Meeting Space, Installation

When: May 15 – June 15, 2012

In parallel with Red76′s exploration of Kosovo’s parallel education system (This is (an) a [...]

Kendra Sullivan and I will be presenting work from our ongoing investigation into the nature of artistic work, adventure and chance at the Wassaic Project Festival this weekend (August 3-5, [...]

“The world became more and more solid; it became populous, it became a place where an infinite number of farmhouses, of villages, of railway lines have lodgement, until [...]

Locally sourced bamboo, plywood, re-purposed vinyl museum signage, zip ties, epoxy, and upholstery tacks

14’ x 36”

This is a Liberum Kayak (2011), designed by the Mare Liberum collective. The bamboo was sourced and harvested in [...]

For additional images and more information, see the Mare Liberum blog: thefreeseas.org

When: Summer, 2012

Where: Antique Boat Museum, Clayton, NY

What: Residency, experimental pedagogy and collaborative boatbuilding project.

With Who: Mare Liberum

Pictured: Liberum [...]

One Site After Another.  It will exist in the space as an invisible annex to the Gowanus Library, one accessible through a WiFi portal that has been firewalled off to provide [...]