“BAD DESIGN DARTS AND OTHER METHODS FOR COMMUNITY-LED IMPROVEMENT"
Muncipal Arts Society, February – April 2006
This exhibition, created in collaboration with Leroy Street Studio, highlights an array of processes, activities and teaching tools that HSC has developed to engage children and adults in improving their physical environment. Examples of this approach include Bad Design Darts, Step on Your Neighborhood Pavers, student-made signage for the Avenue of the Immigrants, and lanterns that convey Chinatown residents’ opinions about their public spaces. |
TRAVEL CARDS
Walk, look, listen, explore and identify. Travel cards depict activities, ideas and information designed to encourage engagement with our surroundings. Created in collaboration with Leroy Street Studio, these cards employ the philosophy and processes developed in our work with local communities.
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AVENUE OF THE IMMIGRANTS GUIDE
This guidebook accompanies HSC's Avenue of the Immigrants Project, which
celebrates the immigrants, artists, activists, and even buildings that have contributed to the rich cultural history and diversity of the Allen Street neighborhood.The guidebook includes three walking tours of the Lower East Side that highlight the buildings and landmarks honored through the installation.
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