Saturday, April 29, 2017 Downtown Culture Walk is a self-guided walking tour presented 11am – 6pm by the SoHo Arts Network (SAN), DOWNTOWN highlighting the non-proft art spaces in the SoHo and downtown neighborhoods. SAN celebrates the rich history of our unique creative CULTURE community and collectively shares our distinct cultural contributions with neighborhood residents and vis- itors. On April 29, members of SAN WALK will open their doors for Downtown Culture Walk, inviting participants to discover the non-proft art spaces in the neighborhood. Walkthroughs, talks, open hours, and other pro- By SoHo Arts Network gramming will be ofered that day for free or reduced admission. — www.sohoarts.org 1 2 3 4 5 7 6 8 9 12 10 11 13 14 15 16 17 1. Te Sylvia Wald & Po Kim 6. New Museum 12. Dia: Te Broken Kilometer Media Sponsor: Art Gallery 235 Bowery 393 West Broadway 417 Lafayette St. 7. Dia: Te New York Earth Room 13. Te Drawing Center 2. Center for Architecture AIA 141 Wooster St. 35 Wooster St. New York Chapter 8. Emily Harvey Foundation 14. Recess 536 LaGuardia Pl. 537 Broadway 2F 41 Grand St. 3. Te Renee & Chaim Gross 9. Judd Foundation 15. Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay Foundation 101 Spring St. and Lesbian Art 526 LaGuardia Pl. 10. Storefront for Art and Architecture 26 Wooster St. 4. HarvestWorks 97 Kenmare St. 16. apexart 596 Broadway #602 11. Center for Italian Modern 291 Church St. 5. ICP5 /-/' Art - CIMA 17. SoHo Photo Gallery nyartmaps.com 250 Bowery 421 Broome St 15 White St. 1. Te Sylvia Wald & Po Kim and their connections to social upheaval and Janeiro, the Centro de Operações Rio (COR) speak directly to the LGBTQ experience. Art Gallery transformation. 10% discount in the ICP was designed as a corrective tool and as a Teir early eforts yielded a unique archive 417 Lafayette St. Museum shop. new command and control hub that would of work that would have otherwise been lost Open 11am – 6pm — www.icp.org allow the city to prepare for the 2016 Olym- or destroyed, making up the core of the Mu- Special Program 11am and 4pm pic Games. Curated by Farzin Lotf-Jam and seum’s expansive collection. At 4pm, there Mark Wasiuta, the exhibition shows the city will be a walkthrough by Museum staf. Te Sylvia Wald & Po Kim Art Gallery will 6. New Museum of Rio structured through COR’s control — www.leslielohman.org present Paper Revelation, an exhibition of 235 Bowery syntax and smart city command processes. contemporary works in, on, and of paper in Open 11am – 6pm — www.storefrontnews.org two-dimensional, three-dimensional, and 16. apexart video formats by fve Korean artists. Works New Museum will host open hours of their 291 Church St. by Sup Ham, Jeong Min Suh, Ilhwa Kim, exhibition, Lynette Yiadom-Boakye: Un- 11. Center for Italian Modern Art Open 11am – 6pm Sung Hee Cho, and Won Ha will be on view der-Song For A Cipher. Tis exhibition brings – CIMA Special Program 4:30pm all day on the fourth foor gallery. Te artists together a selection of works by British artist 421 Broome St. explore the versatility of the centuries-old Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, a 2013 Turner Open 11am – 6pm Tired of cooking the same old recipes? Korean paper tradition while translating Prize fnalist and one of the most renowned Special Program 3pm Learn some tips and tricks to improve your their inspirations onto paper and altering the painters of her generation. Her lush oil creativity in the kitchen in Outlaw Kitchen. nature of the medium. At 11am and 4pm, paintings embrace many of the conventions Te Center for Italian Modern Art (CIMA) Tis demo-presentation will ofer new ways there will be walkthroughs led by Assistant of historical European portraiture, but ex- will host open hours of their current exhi- to bring favorful herbs and herbal infusions Director, Ann Turmond, of Paper Revela- pand on that tradition by engaging fctional bition, Giorgio de Chirico - Giulio Paolini / into your favorite dishes, oils, and bever- tion as well as the installation of works by Po subjects who often serve as protagonists of Giulio Paolini - Giorgio de Chirico, free of ages. Tis event is in conjunction with the Kim and Sylvia Wald on view in the seventh the artist’s short stories as well. charge. At 3pm, Annina Nosei, pioneer exhibition Outlaw Glass, organized by David foor gallery. — www.newmuseum.org SoHo gallerist, will be in conversation with Bienenstock, which examines work from — www.waldandkimgallery.org CIMA Fellow, Fabio Cafagna, on the history leading functional glass artists. and legacy of contemporary art in SoHo, and — www.apexart.org 7. Dia: Te New York Earth Room Nosei’s relationship with the Italian art scene. 2. Center for Architecture – AIA 141 Wooster St. — www.italianmodernart.org New York Chapter Open 11am to 6pm 17. Soho Photo Gallery 536 LaGuardia Pl. (Closed 3pm – 3:30pm) 15 White St. Open 11am – 5pm 12. Dia: Te Broken Kilometer Open 11am – 6pm Special Program 11:30pm Dia Art Foundation commissioned and 393 West Broadway. Special Program 5pm maintains Walter De Maria’s installations Open 11am – 6pm At 11:30am, Te Center for Architecture Te New York Earth Room (1977) and Te (Closed 3pm – 3:30pm) SoHo Photo Gallery will present an exhi- will host a walkthrough of its current exhi- Broken Kilometer (1979) in New York City. bition of work by member David Kutz. At bition, Architecture of Independence: African Both of these installations have been on See 7. 5:00pm, there will be an artist talk by Kutz, Modernism, which presents over 700 photo- view for over 30 years. Visitors can experi- titled Te Stranger’s Path. Inspired by an es- graphs, as well as archival materials, histor- ence these installations free of charge. say titled Te Stranger’s Path by the renowned ical photos, newspaper clippings, postcards, — www.diaart.org 13. Te Drawing Center American geographer, J.B. Jackson, and the videos, plans, and sketches, documenting the 35 Wooster St. great panoramas of the early 19th-century, ambivalences of decolonization, its contra- Open 12pm – 6pm this 21-foot long, 210-degree panoramic dictions, and inconsistencies, but also its 8. Emily Harvey Foundation Special Program 3:30pm work considers the commonality of the ambitions, aims, and aspirations. 537 Broadway 2F modern travel experience. — www.cfa.aiany.org Open 11am – 6pm Te Drawing Center will host open hours of — www.sohophoto.com Special Program 2pm their exhibition, Exploratory Works: Drawings from the Department of Tropical Research Field 3. Te Renee & Chaim Gross Te Emily Harvey Foundation (EHF) will Expeditions, free of charge. Tis exhibition Foundation host a special screening of Jean Dupuy’s early brings to light, for the frst time, an archive 526 LaGuardia Pl. collective performance concerts along with of images that illustrate the formation of our Open 11am – 6pm a selection of his works from the EHF col- modern defnition of nature by William Bee- Special Program 12pm lection. Marking an extraordinary moment be (1877–1962), one of America’s greatest of collaboration among some of the leading popularizers of ecological thinking and bio- Te Renee & Chaim Gross Foundation will artists of this generation, these “collective logical science. At 3:30pm, there will be an host open hours of the historic home and performance” videos capture a unique and exhibition walkthrough with Brett Littman, studio of American sculptor Chaim Gross radically interdisciplinary moment in the Te Drawing Center’s Executive Director. (1904-91). Te current temporary exhibition history of the 1970s. In them, we witness — www.drawingcenter.org on view is Building Identity: Chaim Gross an intersection of means and talents, an and Artists’ Homes & Studios in New York organized series of actions and contributions City, 1953-74. At 12pm, a walkthrough wholly unlike the modes of collaborative 14. Recess focusing on the historic installation of the practice that came earlier (e.g. in Fluxus) or 41 Grand St. collection will be given by Interim Director, later (the broader feld of Art Performance as Open 12pm – 6pm Sasha Davis. we know it today). — www.rcgrossfoundation.org — www.emilyharveyfoundation.org Artist Am Schmidt will be participating in Recess’s signature program, Session, with a project entitled Recess, May 21, 2014. Session 4. HarvestWorks 9. Judd Foundation invites artists to use Recess’s public platform 596 Broadway #602 101 Spring St. to combine productive studio space with Open 12pm – 6pm Open 11am – 6pm dynamic exhibition opportunities. Sessions remain open to the public from the frst day Harvestworks will present Seven Futures by In 1968, Donald Judd purchased 101 Spring of the artist’s project through the last, en- Taeyoon Choi and Christine Sun Kim. For Street, a fve-story cast-iron building de- couraging sustained dialogue between artists this installation, the artists came up with signed by Nicholas Whyte and constructed and audiences. Te artist will be present at seven potential futures and gave form to in 1870. Serving as his New York home and Recess from 12pm to 6pm to discuss her them as wind chimes with electronics and studio, 101 Spring Street is the place of ori- work in progress. motors. As each wind chime creates sound gin for Judd’s ideas on permanent installation — www.recessart.org in various speeds, they will gradually become and is the last surviving single-use cast-iron one collective and intersectional future, in building of its era in the SoHo Cast-Iron both controlled and abstract senses. Historic District. Te frst and second 15. Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay — www.harvestworks.org foors of 101 Spring Street will be open for and Lesbian Art self-guided viewing.