Mary Mattingly Waterpod

Open to the public an ecosystem on a barge called the waterpod visited the five boroughs at eight different piers for two weeks at a time during the summer of 2009 hosting a series of events.

Mary mattingly waterpod.

Waterpod map and tour click here. The waterpod was a community based public art project in new york city in 2009. Mary mattingly born september 8 1979 is an american visual artist living and working in new york city she was born in rockville connecticut in 1978. Mary mattingly cory marvis and dockmaster frank j.

She is the recipient of a yale university school of art fellowship and. The first drawing of the waterpod 2006 m. Mattingly erhielt ein stipendium an der yale university school of art in norfolk connecticut 2001 studierte am pacific northwest college of art in portland oregon und der parsons school of design in new york wo sie ihren bachelor of fine arts bfa erlangte 2002. She has studied at parsons school of design in new york and received her bachelor of fine arts bfa from pacific northwest college of art in portland oregon in 2002.

Mattingly in one capacity or another many people stood by me throughout the entire journey believing that the project would become reality. This document was created to assist visitors with a general background to the project. Ein weiteres stipendium erhielt sie an der skowhegan school of painting and sculpture in madison maine. To download the document waterpod.

Director of construction mira e. Executive director derek n. Along the lines of displacement 2018. Mira and derek hunter eve k.

Founder art director john mcgarvey. The waterpod is a living. A year of public water 2020. The new york based artist mary mattingly designed the project the waterpod an eco floating habitat evoking the works of buckminster fuller andrea zittel robert smithson constant niewenhuis.

Waterpod map and tour. The waterpod business plan creative managing directors mary t. Tremblay leslie bocskor and cory mervis. Co curator artist partner ian daniel.

Brian williams mary mattingly on the waterpod msnbc james p yates floating ideas staten island advance melena ryzik life and art afloat on a barge in the new york harbor new york times robert voris this barge makes global warming look cool brooklyn paper perfect weekend time out new york. Future present and past of the waterpod project. Pipelines with permafrost and.