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2021 Tending The Edge

This spring, as the city considers who will become our next mayor and we come face to face with our own future, NYC Department of City Planning (DCP), Culture Push (CP), and Works on Water (WoW), have come together, with the support of the Mayor's Office for Cultural Affairs to consider how we will collectively tend to the edges of our vulnerable coastal archipelago.

2021 Tending The Edge
2021, Residency
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2021 WoWHaus Residency on Governors Island

We are once again welcoming a cohort of artists to our residency on Governors Island. Here artists are developing their work that responds to the contemporary state of the water and water’s edge.

2021 WoWHaus Residency on Governors Island
2020
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2020 WoW Video Show
2020 WoW Video Show
2020
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2020 WoW TV
2020 WoW TV
2020, Partnerships
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2020 Walking the Edge
2020 Walking the Edge

2018

2018 Power of Ten

Working creatively with water and waterways is inherently interdisciplinary, and requires creativity and collaboration across many different sectors. Issues related to water cross social, cultural, ecological, and political boundaries.

Power of Ten is an opportunity to intersect with people from different fields who are focused on water, and initiate concrete cross-disciplinary collaborative projects. All thinkers and do-ers are welcome—scientists, social/environmental justice activists, designers, artists, performers, planners, architects, and more. 

The Power of Ten is a path to problem-solving, reimagining, unearthing inequity, finding new approaches and understanding how to become accomplices. In this workshop we will facilitate a process of creative collaboration with the aim of realizing projects on, in, and around the water. 

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2018 WoWHaus & Underwater NY Residency

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The Works on Water Studio Residency provides an incubator space for diverse investigations of water in the urban environment. Works on Water, in partnership with Underwater New York, has brought together scientists, policy-makers, and visual, performance-based and literary artists working on, in and with the water since 2018. Through open studios, performances, monthly conversations, and other exhibitions of work in progress, WoW has invited institutions, organizations, and the public into a dialogue about the emerging field of Water Art. Please join us as we work to strengthen the community of artists and practitioners working in water-based planning, science, policy, and art to define the future of our waterways.

Our 2018 Cohort: