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- Emergence
- ...was a summer exhibition of experimental and participatory art involving more than 30 artists / collectives, with a strong emphasis on audience and artist interaction. The exhibition opened on May 31st, which was coinciding with the grand opening of Governors Island to visitors for the 2008 season.
Calendar
- Opening: Sat, May 31, 11am – 6pm
- Dates: May 31 – July 26, 2008
- Hours: Sat & Sun Only, 11am – 6pm
Press Links
- Artthrob
- NY Press - Michael Alan
- Pendulum
- Black Rock Arts Blog
- Metropolis Mag
- Black Rock Arts Blog
- NY Post
- GOTHAMIST - Emergence Art on Governor's Island
- UOL Diversão e Arte - Brazilian TV Network
- Alldaybuffet - Governers Island Emerges
- Postconfused!
- Mail & Guardian - Nerf & Gimberg
- Governors Island Blog
- NY Sun
- Newyorkology
- Downtown Express
- Artlog
- ArtSlant
- Bed-Stuy Blog
Participating Artists / Collectives Website Links
Anne Arden McDonald, artcodex, Asha Ganpat, Avant Car Guard, Barend de Wet - Douglas Gimberg - Christian Nerf , Chris Jordan, Casper Electronics, Damon Hamm, Erik Fabian, Eugenia Yu, Friendly Falcons & Their Friend the Snake, G-77, Jason Van Anden & Nat Hawks, John Krill, John Walter, Michael Alan, Monica Müller, Peripheral Media Projects, Pornj Diamond Cell, Sarah Phillips, Saviour Scraps, Tara Parsons, Tim & Martin Dockery, Triangle Project, and Urban Homesteading Project. Emergence is curated by Johan Kritzinger, Joyce Manalo, Elke Dehner & Audrey Boguchwal.
Blog Index
- Anne Arden McDonald (1)
- artcodex (1)
- Asha Ganpat (1)
- AVANT CAR GUARD (1)
- Barend de Wet - Douglas Gimberg - Christian Nerf (1)
- Casper Electronics (1)
- chris jordan (1)
- Damon Hamm (1)
- elke dehner (4)
- Erik Fabian (1)
- Eugenia Yu (1)
- Friendly Falcons (1)
- G-77 (1)
- Jason Van Anden - Nate Hawks - David Liatti (1)
- Johan Kritzinger (12)
- John Krill (1)
- john walter (1)
- Joyce Manalo (9)
- Michael Alan (1)
- Monica Müller (1)
- Peripheral Media Projects (1)
- pornj diamond cell (1)
- Sarah Nicole Phillips (1)
- Saviour Scraps (1)
- Tara Parsons (1)
- Tim and Martin Dockery (1)
- Triangle Project - Finishing School (1)
- Urban Homesteading Project (1)
Getting to Governors Island
The Governors Island Ferry departs from the Battery Maritime Building at 10 South Street, in Lower Manhattan. This is the old green building from 1908 that is immediately to the left of the Staten Island Ferry building on the East Side of Lower Manhattan. Please see the Governors Island website for more information.
The easiest way to get to the Battery Maritime Building via public transportation is by the #1 train to South Ferry Station, the 4/5 trains to Bowling Green Station, or the W/R trains to Whitehall Street Station.
The easiest way to get to the Battery Maritime Building via public transportation is by the #1 train to South Ferry Station, the 4/5 trains to Bowling Green Station, or the W/R trains to Whitehall Street Station.
Interns
Alex Overington, Amanda Gilmore, Karyn Bulow, Kimberly Anderson, Maxim de Turckheim, Sara Barth, Shay Cornelius
Special Thanks
Opening Day: Alex, Karen & the EMERGENCE Greeters, Alysia Dipaola, Jen Small, Estrella Martinez, Nick Greenwald & Mathew Brennan, Tim Mitchell, Michael Mastroianni, O-Man and Ed Vessel, Grace & Daniel Manalo, BETSEY, Jenn Su.
Documentation: Filmmaker Hsuan-Yu Pan, Photographer David B. Smith, Videographer Francisca Caporali, and Time-lapse video genius Chris Jordan.
The Governors Island Preservation and Education Corporation: Lynda Realmuto, Courtney Natoli, Elizabeth Rapuano & the Battery Maritime Building crew.
Supporting partners:
FIGMENT 2008, Action Arts League, Pure Project, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, The Black Rock Arts Foundation.
Documentation: Filmmaker Hsuan-Yu Pan, Photographer David B. Smith, Videographer Francisca Caporali, and Time-lapse video genius Chris Jordan.
The Governors Island Preservation and Education Corporation: Lynda Realmuto, Courtney Natoli, Elizabeth Rapuano & the Battery Maritime Building crew.
Supporting partners:
FIGMENT 2008, Action Arts League, Pure Project, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, The Black Rock Arts Foundation.
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Partners
EMERGENCE is a project of FIGMENT 2008. FIGMENT is a project of Action Arts League, and is produced by a coalition of volunteers in partnership with The Pure Project. FIGMENT is made possible in part with public funds from the Manhattan Community Arts Fund, supported by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and administered by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council. In addition, EMERGENCE is supported by a grant from the Black Rock Arts Foundation.
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