Location Design/Relief’s Catch & Release box is located under the FDR (at South St & John St) Catch — & — Release is open January 11- March 16, 2014 Hours of operation: TUES-SUN, 11-7 Closest subways: Fulton Street and Wall Street
South Street Seaport, December 2013 Building the Catch&Release installation under the FDR in a 15×15 box took a lot of sweat, dust, cold, late night, hands-on building with 2x4s, and salvaged wood from Sandy. Under the supervision of lead designer Yeju Choi, design-built collaborators–including Chat Travieso, Heechan Kim, and Chris Fox– along with storytellers Cristian…
The Catch— & — Release installation is temporarily set up in a vacant space under the FDR at John Street, from January 11 until March 16, 2014. It offers a physical respite where neighbors, visitors and all are invited to share messages of gratitude. In this interactive space, visitors are performing a sort of ritual…
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS MEETING at B90th Street, DECEMBER 4, 2013 All Photos: Carolyn Louth and Daniel Latorre Knights of Columbus Rockaway Council kindly provided a meeting space for TeamRock to host its first community roundtable, and we made our way to their hall’s second floor on a wintry, Wednesday afternoon in December. Once gathered in…
Contact: Laetitia Wolff Program Director (212) 710-3156 email hidden; JavaScript is required For immediate release AIGA/NY Announces the Launch of Catch — & — Release a participatory design project which is part of its Design/Relief initiative, conceived by its South Street Seaport Team New York, NY, January 6, 2014 – AIGA/NY is pleased to announce…
DISCOVERING THE MULTIFACETED SSS November 2013 Seaport residents and the Old Seaport Alliance unveil new neighborhood branding identity at a block party on October 19th Photo: Cristian Fleming South Street Seaport is a neighborhood that keeps its secrets. The true story of the seaport has long been less than clear, even for long-time residents of…
Contact: Laetitia Wolff Program Director (212) 710-3156 email hidden; JavaScript is required AIGA/NY Announces Final Selection of Design/Relief TeamsDesign/Relief teams begin collaborations in Red Hook, the Rockaways and South Street Seaport on the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Sandy as part of AIGA/NY’s efforts to inspire communities through graphic design For immediate release: New York,…
On Thursday, October 24, 2013, Donald Hyslop, Head of Regeneration and Community Partnerships at Tate Modern, London, kicked off AIGA/NY’s informal talks on creative placemaking as part of the AIGA/NY conversation+action initiative, DESIGN/RELIEF. The talk was held at Pioneer Works Center of Art + Innovation, in Red Hook, Brooklyn. AIGA/NY DESIGN/RELIEF Program Director, Laetitia Wolff…
TeamRock Visits Edgemere Farm, November 02, 2013 Food entrepreneur David Selig invited us to visit his new venture, an urban farm being developed in partnership with educator and beer-family heir Matt Sheehan on Beach 46th Street. Seeking “hyperlocal vertical integration,” Selig gives examples of how Edgemere Farm could mitigate food deserts and cultivate community: sublease plots…