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May 13

PUBLIC SUMMER 2013 Design Charrette May 19th

DESIGN CHARRETTE FOR PUBLIC SUMMER 2013 AT FIRST PARK

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Sunday, May 19th | 10:00-3:30pm
First Street Green Park, 33 East 1st Street, New York City, NY. Corner of Houston and 2nd Ave
$5 entry fee per person required

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Registration closes May 17th, 2013

Jury includes:
Pat Arnett, Robert Silman Associates
Silva Ajemian, Todo Design, First Street Green Cultural Park
Keller Easterling, Keller Easterling Architect, Professor Yale School of Architecture
Juergen Riehm, 1100 Architect
David Turnbull, Atopia
Nicola Twilley, Edible Geography

SUPERFRONT is happy to announce that on Sunday, May 19th, 2013, we will be hosting a 3 hour design charrette for the construction of the PUBLIC SUMMER 2013 Pavilion in First Street Green Cultural Park, in partnership with First Street Green. SUPERFRONT’s PUBLIC SUMMER program offers designers the opportunity to produce a temporary installation for dynamic community programming that will be open to the public on weekends from July 1st through August 15th 2013.

The design charrette will explore manifestations of movement as they relate to the description and prescription of space. Human bodies employ specific navigation mechanisms to guide themselves through complex spatial layerings. This complexity is compounded in an urban context where moments of openness and closeness affect our bodily movements directly towards clarification or confusion. When space is delineated and limited, how can it host multiplicities of experiences based on individual movement within and round it? Can designed space predict and destabilize assumptions at the same time?

Located in the heart of bustling Manhattan, First Street Green Cultural Park provides a unique context of breathing space within the dense metropolis. This Cultural Park is host to exciting multidisciplinary events throughout the summer, beginning with Ideas City Festival in May, Movement Research Company, and artists in residence as well as design workshops. The Public Summer design charrette aims to produce a temporary performance space where the body can study its movement for the duration of a month and a half.

Upon completion of registration, participants will be emailed a document with guidelines about the competition. On the day of the competition, participants will be handed a detailed brief for an outdoor space to be managed for public activity in First Street Green Cultural Park. The selected team will have the opportunity to construct their design in the Park, in collaboration with SUPERFRONT. Construction will be supported through donated materials partners, and novice construction volunteers. The winning team will be given an honorarium of $500 and a budget of $1500 for additional supplies. The temporary outdoor installation will open on July 1st and will run until August 15th.

The charrette is aimed at (though not limited to) young designers five years or less out of school or under 35. You may participate as an individual or as a team of up to four people. Please note that on Saturday, May 18th, 2012 there will be a Public Summer site visit of the Park at 11:00am. SUPERFRONT staff will be there to answer any questions. All directions and detailed information will be emailed to registrants prior to May 18th.

TO REGISTER:

Please click the PayPal link to register. Please note the registration fee is $5 per individual attending.

Please RSVP with all names and emails of those attending to superfrontpublicsummer@gmail.com.

Registration is open until Friday, May 17th, 2012 at 11:59 pm.

To volunteer for summer design-build construction, email info@superfront.org.


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22
Apr 13

Get tickets for the SUPERFRONT Spring Party on May 9th!

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Join us at our Spring Party in support of our fourth-annual Public Summer program!

Thursday, May 9th, 7:30–10:30pm

33 Washington St. |  Brooklyn, NY 11201

It wouldn’t be a fundraiser without a cocktail party, art auction, and DJ.

$40 for entry, including open bar. Come early for the art auction and stay late for the dance party. Your ticket cost will be deducted from your winning auction bid!  Get your tickets here!

Silent auction til 9pm w/ original works from artists including:

Gabriela Salazar

James Cogbill

Thomas Sheridan

The Monozukuri

Tim Furzer

J Pasila

Luca Diffuse

Hosted by the SUPERFRONT Board:
ANNIE BARRETT, ISABELLA BRUNO, MARK GARDNER, ANNE GUINEY, JOHN HARTMANN, ARIANE LOURIE HARRISON, ERSELA KRIPA, MITCH MCEWEN, GALIA SOLOMONOFF, SARAH MILLSAPS TOWLES

All proceeds support SUPERFRONT’s 2013 programming, including PUBLIC SUMMER 2013.  If you can’t join us on May 9th, you can still support us with a donation.  Thank you!

In partnership with First Street Green Park, PUBLIC SUMMER 2013 provides jury-selected designers the venue, funding, and programming to create and operate a temporary installation on Houston Street at 1st Avenue July 1st—August 15.  The design charrette for the winning installation will be May 19th at First Street Green. “Like” SUPERFRONT on Facebook to get every detail!

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28
Sep 12

Thanks!

Thanks to everyone who helped make PUBLIC SUMMER: Library of Immediacy possible: SUPERFRONT’s generous donors and Kickstarter supporters /  FIGMENT: David Koren, Rocket Osborne, Jess Hooks, Carlijn Urlings / Governors Island / saA: Amy Chang and Seo Young Shin /  the SUPERFRONT Board of Directors / The People’s Library / DADDY / FOKUS / the charrette jury: David Benjamin, Lauren Crahan, Scott Hughes, Rocket Osborne, Cassim Shepard & Mabel Wilson  / the charrette participants / SUPERFRONT Interns: Daniel Greenspan, Adelaide Palum, Naomi Shavin, Mario Torres / SUPERFRONT’s talented construction and Library volunteers: Laura Wagner, JJ Yeo, Tyler Survant, Lulu Shen, Myeong Soo Kim, Jacob Dugopolski, Daniel Markiewicz, Seth James, John Morgan, Kathleen Massara, Carlos Guerrero, Scherezade Khan, the John V. Lindsay Wildcat Charter School / our generous materials sponsors: Materials for the Arts and Build It Green / all participating artists, thinkers and performers.

THANK YOU!

 

 

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