Field R/D

“re: Generation” the Field R/D Virtual Exhibition

We are excited to welcome you to the opening of the Freshkills Park: Field R/D virtual exhibit, re:Generation. The exhibit showcases the work of Field R/D artists who participated in an art-research program at Freshkills Park. Visit the exhibit at www.freshkillspark.art.

“Freshkills Park: Field R/D” is an expansive art-research program organized by artist/curator Dylan Gauthier and Mariel Villeré. The goal of “Field R/D” is to work with artists to develop an approach for bringing an exhibition, discussion and event series to Freshkills Park on an annual basis. Invited participants create work in visual and performing arts, written word, architecture, pedagogy, and multimedia.

Natalie Conn

Photo by Natalie Conn.

 

The group of artist/collaboratives meet several times over the course of the “residency” and are granted special access to the closed Freshkills Park site by appointment. The project involves independent and collaborative research, site visits and field trips, shared meals and conversations in a seminar-style format, culminating in exhibition, publication, and presentation of the proposals that they developed in this supportive environment. Pictured here are presentations made at NADA NY as a cultural partner in March 2018, Open Engagement: Sustainability at the Queens Museum/New York City Panorama in May 2018, and at the 8th Floor for a program titled Waste Time: Breakdown, Decay, and Regeneration at Freshkills Park in September 2018. Unless otherwise noted, all photographs by Natalie Conn, who also visited each participating artist in their workspace to document their individual process and environment.

2017-2018 Cohort:

  • Gabri Christa
  • Billy Dufala / Dufala Brothers
  • Torkwase Dyson
  • Mary Mattingly
  • Lize Mogel
  • Nancy Nowacek
  • Audrey Snyder & Joe Riley

With photographer Natalie Conn and writer Kendra Sullivan

2018-2019 Cohort:

  • Jen Liu
  • Sto Len
  • Antonio Serna

Find updates on Field R/D here.

This project is made possible with support from the Shelley & Donald Rubin Foundation Art and Social Justice Grant Program.

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