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UPCOMING | Public Water
Mary Mattingly brings attention to New York City’s intricate drinking water system and the human care that goes into having access to clean water.
UPCOMING | Ustedes (Them)
Krzysztof Wodiczko co-opts drone technology to broadcast the voices and perspectives of immigrants and refugees.
CURRENT | Engaging Artists Fellowship
Fellowship for emerging artists looking to develop public art projects that make a social impact.
CURRENT | Trans Boxing
An experimental, artist-run boxing club for trans and gender variant people.
RECENT | Night Watch
This silent, poignant film depicts the portraits of refugees and asylum seekers as it travels up and down the East and Hudson Rivers.
RECENT | Out of Thin Air
An an immersive soundscape in City Hall Park by Sari Carel.
This week More Art launches a Year of Public Water, a project by artist Mary Mattingly that examines the complex history of NYC’s drinking watershed, bringing attention to the often unseen labor that people, along with our broader ecological community, undertake to care for our water. As the U.S. experiences a heightened health, economic, environmental,
