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ON VIEW | Mind Forged Manacles / Manacle Forged Minds
Fred Wilson uses ornamental gates and fences as a metaphor for security and gated communities, insecurity, the incarceration of Black men, the detainment of illegal immigrants, policing, and William Blake’s concept of “Mind Forg’d Manacles” in this 10-foot tall sculpture in Brooklyn’s Columbus Park.
UPCOMING | The Red String
An installation by Lily Honglei consisting of both physical and digital components reflecting on East Asian cultural heritages and immigrant lives.
RECENT | 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.
RECENT | Beam Ensemble
A public art project by Sean Desiree that combines timber frame construction and music production.
ONGOING | At The Table
A series of salon-style conversations for fostering thoughtful intersectional dialogue with our community.
ONGOING | Engaging Artists
Fellowship and Residency for emerging artists looking to develop public art projects that make a social impact.
Join us on Tuesday, September 20th for a performance of “if they started the rhythm, how do we keep the beat?” from Julian Louis Phillips and a live musical performance by musicians from The New School College of Performing Arts.
