STOREFRONT FOR ART AND ARCHITECTURE 2016 SPRING BENEFIT MAY 8TH, 2016 | TWA FLIGHT CENTER
HONORING: TEDDY CRUZ AND EZRA STOLLER / ESTO / ERICA STOLLER 3 WELCOME 4 PROGRAM 6 MAP OF TERMINAL 10 BAR AND FOOD MENUS 16 HONOREES 20 BORDER-LINE EXPERIENCES 23 LIVE AUCTION AND SPECIALLY COMMISSIONED WORK 24 ARTWORKS: SILENT AUCTION 30 BENEFIT COMMITTEE 32 DEDICATIONS
39 EVENT PARTNERS
40 CREDITS
42 ABOUT STOREFRONT FOR ART AND ARCHITECTURE WELCOME 3
WELCOME TO BEYOND BORDERS
BEYOND BORDERS reflects upon a growing collective consciousness about spaces of difference and the desire to transcend them. Borders, as lines of division between po- litical, social, ecological, and moral issues, are subtle and ubiquitous protagonists in the poetics of daily life. They absorb the desires that exist on the margins of the possible.
Today, at the edge of New York and in the shadow of JFK Airport, we occupy a border territory: the TWA Flight Center. This iconic terminal you are standing in was designed by Eero Saarinen. It opened to the public in 1962 and has been out of use since 2001. TWA Flight Center represents the past, as a physical manifestation of the height of the Jet Age; the present, as an admired structure sitting at the gateway to the rest of the world; and the future, as a symbol of globalization and change reflected in the plans for the terminal’s redevelopment.
We are here to celebrate, within the curves, lines, and angles of this structure, two honor- ees whose work truly represents the spirit of transcending borders of time and space.
The work of Ezra Stoller / ESTO / Erica Stoller is a reference to the worlds of architecture and photography. His photos of TWA Flight Center serve as a testament to the ability of images to frame the discourse of architectural history, and to capture the complexity of the spaces we create and inhabit.
The work of architect and activist Teddy Cruz is likewise both bold and grounded, and his decades-long investigation into the nuances of the US-Mexico border is a powerful reminder of the lessons to be learned from geopolitical and liminal spaces.
At BEYOND BORDERS, we also raise a glass to the more than 55 international artists, architects, and designers who contributed their work to tonight’s silent auction. These critical and inspiring works invite us to discuss, debate, and question the assumptions behind our lines of societal division.
Tonight’s program encourages exploration. A series of virtual and mediated installations, a live auction, film montages and messages, a special photographic commission, global food experiences, specialty cocktails, portrait and raffle opportunities, and musical per- formances seek to take you beyond the borders of your daily experiences.
It is thanks to your support that Storefront for Art and Architecture continues to push disciplinary and geographic boundaries. The people in this room exemplify the spirit of Storefront, and our amazing network of contributors and creators is what keeps us on the edge and of the edge.
It is in the space of the border that architecture intersects with dilemmas of flow, control, identity, and belonging. We hope that tonight is just the beginning of our collective journey BEYOND BORDERS. 4 PROGRAM
PROGRAM
6:00 - 7:00 PM BEYOND BORDERS Auction Preview
7:00 - 9:00 PM Cocktails and International Food Stations by OTG BEYOND BORDERS Silent Auction Music by JOSÉ PARLÁ and STEFAN RUIZ
7:30 PM Welcoming Remarks by Storefront Board President, CHARLES RENFRO Remarks by Storefront Director, EVA FR ANCH Toast and Special Words from Honorees: TEDDY CRUZ and ERICA STOLLER
8:00 PM BEYOND WORDS: Dear America by WARIS AHLUWALIA BEYOND BORDERS Live Auction by CK SWETT
9:00 PM BEYOND BORDERS Silent Auction Closes Taste of T5 Desserts by OTG
9:30 PM - 12 AM TAKING OFF After Party (all guests are invited to stay until 12 am) DJ set featuring NANCY WHANG of LCD Soundsystem BORDER-LINE EXPERIENCES 5
BORDER-LINE EXPERIENCES (throughout the event)
BEYOND SECURITY: Art/Architecture Subject Screening by Pentagram and WorldStage
BEYOND NATURE: 0 Border and Beyond 0 by Huy Buy and Plant-in City
BEYOND REALITY: Eero’s Cloud by Tims Gardner, Daniel Perlin, Dan Taeyoung, and Robert Crabtree
BEYOND SOUND: Growth Movement by Devin Bean and Matt Mahon, Arup Acoustics
BEYOND VISION: Tunnel Vision Portraits by Yuko Torihara
BEYOND CLASS: Airport VIP Lounge
BEYOND FRAMES: Reenactments by Romy Rodiek
BEYOND LUCK: Raffle by Protravel International, Magisso, and Astor Center 6 MAP OF TERMINAL: LOWER LEVEL
MAP OF TERMINAL: LOWER LEVEL
ENTRANCE
Entrance Border-line Beyond Bars Experiences Restrooms BEYOND BORDERS Coat Check Auction Works MAP OF TERMINAL: LOWER LEVEL 7
TASTE OF T5 DESSERTS
Taste of T5 Food Stations
TASTE OF T5 DESSERTS 8 MAP OF TERMINAL: MEZZANINE LEVEL
MAP OF TERMINAL: MEZZANINE LEVEL
Entrance Border-line Beyond Bars Experiences Restrooms BEYOND BORDERS Coat Check Auction Works MAP OF TERMINAL: MEZZANINE LEVEL 9
Taste of T5 Food Stations
TASTE OF T5 DESSERTS 10 BAR MENU
BAR MENU SPECIALITY DRINKS
COCKTAIL PANGEA vodka + ginger + lime + blackstrap molasses Vodka by Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Cocktail created by Bite
BEER BEYOND BORDERS Black IPA by Somethin’ Brewin’ BEYOND BORDERS Hefeweizen by Something’ Brewin’ Lagunitas Brewing Co. Ninkasi Brewing
WINE Pinot Noir Sauvignon Blanc Wine by Cloud No. 9 Estate
MIXERS AMERICAS, NORTE AND SOUTH vanilla cream EUROCENTRIPETALITY concord grape ANTARTICLYSM blueberry DOWN UP AND UNDER raspberry ASIATIC WINDS black cherry THE COUNTRY OF AFRICA cola Sodas (minus cola) by Original New York Seltzer
WATER Still and Sparkling Water by VOSS Artesian Water from Norway FOOD MENU 11
BEYOND LA VIE HORS D’OEUVRES WILD MUSHROOM BRIOCHE goat cheese + red pepper SALMON TART asparagus + dijon
REVOLUCIÓN MINI TOSTADA refried black bean + corn salsa + shrimp REVOLUCIÓN NACHO tortilla + black bean + crema + pico de gallo
5IVE STEAK GINGER-GLAZED CARROT puff pastry SEARED SIRLOIN SKEWER herb roasted potato + horseradish
AERONUOVA ARANCINI risotto + wild mushroom + parmesan BURRATA CROSTINI tomato-olive tapenade + basil
PIQUILLO CHORIZO SKEWER patatas bravas + piquillo aioli QUESO DE CARNE ground beef + manchego empanada
DEEP BLUE VEGETABLE SPRING ROLL sweet soy CHICKEN POTSTICKER spicy mustard
LOFT KITCHEN & BAR MINI HOT DOG sauerkraut mustard RUBEN TART corned beef + swiss + kraut + russian dressing 12 FOOD MENU
BEYOND MEAT
STANDING RIB ROAST truffle whipped potato + asparagus + horseradish + steak sauce + chimichurri PEPPER CRUSTED TUNA steamed rice + baby bok choy + ponzu RACK OF LAMB herb roasted marble potato + green bean + mustard
BEYOND SALAD
KALE watermelon radish + avocado + ranch CLASSIC CAESAR romaine + herbed croutons + parmesan + caesar BLT WEDGE iceberg + maytag blue + grape tomato POACHED PEAR AND WALNUT arugula + poached pear + gorgonzola + walnut
BEYOND SEAFOOD
SHRIMP, STONE CRAB, KING CRAB, LOBSTER TAIL, CRAB COCKTAIL, OYSTER SHOOTERS cocktail sauce + mustard + garlic butter + horseradish + green apple mignonette
BEYOND SUSHI + MAKI
CATERPILLAR shrimp + bbq eel + avocado + cilantro ANGRY ROLL yellowtail + chipotle + jalapeno + sriracha TIGER ROLL spicy tuna + spicy salmon + spicy eel SPICY SHRIMP ROLL shrimp + asparagus + cucumber + spicy mayo + jalapeno
CALIFORNIA ROLL, SPICY TUNA ROLL, CUCUMBER ROLL FOOD MENU 13
BEYOND SASHIMI
Otoro, Shichimi Salmon, Yellowtail, Tuna, Eel, Tamago
BEYOND TERIYAKI
Beef, scallion + red pepper Chicken, green pepper + pineapple Mushroom, zucchini + onion
BEYOND DIM SUM
Pork Gyoza, Chicken Potsticker, Shrimp Potsticker, Edamame Dumpling
Vegetable, Duck, and Lobster Spring Rolls
BEYOND PANINI
SERRANO HAM frisee + manchego + chimichurri GRILLED PORTABELLA roasted peppers + herbed goat cheese MARINATED TOMATO arzua-ulloa cheese + caramelized onion TUNA sofrito de tomate + greens PA AMB TOMAQUET chorizo + serrano + manchego + tomato + caramelized onion
BEYOND MEAT
Jamón Serrano, Chorizo Palacios, Salchichon, Jamon Ibérico, Embutido
BEYOND CHEESE
Canña de Cabra, Garrotxa, Mahon, Arzua-Ulloa, Tetilla, Manchego 14 MENUS
BEYOND OLIVES
Arbequina, Manzanilla, Black Olive, Spanish Herb, Cerignola
BEYOND VEGETABLES
Piquillo Peppers, Marinated Tomato, Marinated Beans, Artichokes
BEYOND ACCOMPANIMENTS
Assorted Breads, Marcona Almonds
BEYOND PASTA
PENNE POMODORO penne + tomato + basil ORECCHIETTE spicy sausage + broccoli rabe + garlic
BEYOND ANTIPASTI
CAPRESE tomato + mozzarella + basil + balsamic INSALATA DI POLPO octopus + gigante beans + roasted peppers + capers MEATBALLS tomato + pecorino romano ARANCINI farro + goat cheese + beets
BEYOND MEAT
Mortadella, Prosciutto, Soppressata, Capicola
BEYOND CHEESE
Gorgonzola Dolce, Ricotta, Mozzarella, Provolone
BEYOND ACCOMPANIMENTS
Assorted Breads, Grissini, Crostini, Mostardas, Preserves MENUS 15
TASTE OF BEYOND COOKIES T5 DESSERTS Chocolate Chip Sugar White Chocolate Macadamia Peanut Butter Snickerdoodle
BEYOND CAKE
Chocolate Fudge Funfetti
BEYOND MILKSHAKES
Vanilla Chocolate
BEYOND CUPCAKES
Yellow + Chocolate White + Buttercream White + Chocolate Red Velvet
BEYOND TOPPINGS
Rainbow + Chocolate Sprinkles M&M’s, Peanuts Peanut Butter Cups Toffee Cookie Crumble
BEYOND COTTON CANDY
Pink Strawberry 16 HONOREES
HONOREES
TEDDY CRUZ
Teddy Cruz is recognized internationally for his urban research on the Tijuana-San Diego border, advancing border immigrant neighborhoods as sites of cultural produc- tion from which to rethink urban policy, affordable housing and civic infrastructure. His investigation of this contested geography has inspired a practice and pedagogy that emerged from the exposure of territorial and institutional conflict, and has expanded the field of design to confront socio-economic inequality.
He is professor in Public Culture and Urbanization in the Visual Arts Department at the University of California, San Diego, where he co-directs the UCSD Cross-Border Initiative and is director of urban research in the UCSD Center on Global Justice. He has taught and lectured widely at renowned educational and cultural institutions including the GSD at Harvard University, the Berlage Institute in Rotterdam, the Ecole Special D’Architecture in Paris, City College in New York City; the Metropolis program in Barcelona; the Architectural Research program at Goldsmith’s in London; including HONOREES 17 important keynotes such as the prestigious L’Enfant Lecture by the American Planning Association, the first international James Stirling Memorial Lecture On The City Prize at the CCA in Montreal and the LSE in London, the 2013 Istanbul Art Biennial and TED-Global in Edinburgh.
Teddy has received many prestigious awards including the Rome Prize in Architec- ture in 1991, various AIA Honor Awards, the Architectural League of New York Young Architects Forum Award and the Robert Taylor Teaching Award. In 2011, he received a US Artist Award; a “Global Award for Sustainable Architecture,” by the French National Museum of Architecture; and was selected by the FORD Foundation to receive their “Vi- sionary Leader Award.” In 2013, he received an Architecture Award from the Academy of Arts and Letters in New York City and was recently named one of the 50 Most Influential Designers in America by Fast Company Magazine.
His work has been published in DOMUS, Art Forum, Metropolis, The New York Times, Praxis, VERB, Yale’s Perspecta and Harvard Design Magazine among others, and in exhibition catalogues such as Creative Time’s Living as Form, and the NY Museum of Modern Art’s Uneven Growth. He has exhibited internationally in important cultural venues such as the Venice, Istanbul, Auckland, Rotterdam, Lisbon and Shenzhen Bienni- als, and seminal architectural shows such as Small Scale, Big Change: New Architectures of Social Engagement at The Museum of Modern Art in New York, and Wohnungsfrage: The Housing Question, a housing exhibition at Haus der Kulturen der Welt in Berlin.
He is presently co-curating with long-time collaborator political theorist Fonna Forman and former Bogota Mayor Antanas Mockus, the Bi-national Citizenship Culture Survey, an unprecedented protocol-document funded by the FORD Foundation that surveys cross-border civic infrastructure, public trust and social norms, to generate new collab- orative strategies for cross-border urban intervention between the municipalities of San Diego and Tijuana. He is also director of the Political Equator Meetings, an ongoing series of nomadic urban actions and debates involving the public and communities, oscillating across diverse contested jurisdictions, sites and stations throughout the Tijuana-San Diego border region. 18 HONOREES
EZRA STOLLER / ESTO / ERICA STOLLER
Many modern buildings are recognized and remembered by the images Ezra Stoller created. He was uniquely able to visualize the formal and spatial aspirations of Modern architecture.
Born in Chicago in 1915, Stoller grew up in New York and studied architecture at NYU. As a student, he began photographing buildings, models and sculpture. He graduated with a BFA in Industrial Design in 1938. In 1940-1941, Stoller worked with the photog- rapher Paul Strand in the Office of Emergency Management. He was drafted in 1942 and was a photographer at the Army Signal Corps Photo Center. After World War II, Stoller continued his career as an architectural photographer and also focused on industrial and scientific commissions. Over the next forty years, he became best known for images of buildings.
Stoller was uniquely able to visualize the formal and spatial aspirations of Modern architecture. During his long career as an architectural photographer, Stoller worked closely with many of the period’s leading architects including Frank Lloyd Wright, Paul Rudolph, Marcel Breuer, I.M. Pei, Gordon Bunshaft, Eero Saarinen, Richard Meier and Mies van der Rohe, among others. He received a Honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts by the Pratt Institute in 1998 and The American Institute of Architects Award for Architectural Photography in 1961. Stoller died in Williamstown, Massachusetts, in 2004. Stoller’s HONOREES 19 work is in numerous collections including the Addison Museum, Canadian Centre for Architecture, High Art Museum, Houston Museum of Fine Arts, Museum of Modern Art New York, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Whitney Museum of American Art, Williams College Museum of Art and in private collections. In 1966 Stoller founded ESTO, a photo agency specializing in images of the built environment; now headed by his daughter Erica Stoller, a writer and visual artist. 20 BORDER-LINE EXPERIENCES
BORDER-LINE EXPERIENCES
BEYOND WORDS: Dear America By Waris Ahluwalia
The notion of going “Beyond Borders” does not seek to erase and homogenize, but to recognize and accept both known and unknown spaces of otherness. Identity and differ- ence AS essential parts of cultural wealth.
“Dear America” is a message written by Waris Ahluwalia after he was banned from boarding a plane by a border security officer in Mexico City. Waris Ahluwalia is an actor and social activist. A Sikh and an American who likes smoothies and a good time.
BEYOND SECURITY: Art/Architecture Subject Screening By Pentagram and WorldStage
The development of technology is constantly expanding our ability to see. From the in- vention of the augmenting lens, to x-ray, magnetic, and laser imagery, the line of division between the visible, the invisible, and the unknown is constantly shifting.
“Art/Architecture Subject Screening” presents a humorous new technology capable of identifying Storefront-related organs and qualities. With a repertoire of scales (architec- ture reference figures in drawings) and sculptural subjects, the screening system brings art and architecture ideas of the body (the common and the sublime) onto a translucent screen that allows us to simultaneously see ourselves through those visions. As both a game and an absurd roulette, the system scans us in the way that security devices at airports do, but without invading our privacy. Instead, it simply reminds us of our Storefront-related qualities. We invite you to see yourself.
BEYOND NATURE: Beyond 0 by Huy Buy and 0 Border By Plant-in City
The modern airport, conceived as a secured and sealed environment, rarely invites life forms, animal or vegetal, into its space. Over the years, Plant-in City has produced a se- ries of installations in which architecture and vegetable forms of life are inextricable one from the other. “Beyond 0,” presented in the upper concourse of the TWA Flight Center, is a self contained, automated mobile plant system that is able to exist within modern architectures as a complement and also as an object of critique.
In situ at TWA Flight Center at JFK, “0 Border” is a landscape inhabited with plants from the Baja region that occupies a cove in the terminal lobby. BORDER-LINE EXPERIENCES 21
BEYOND REALITY: Eero’s Cloud By Tims Gardner, Daniel Perlin, Dan Taeyoung, and Robert Crabtree
Tracking the intersecting gaze of individuals as they move through the TWA Flight Center, participants modulate the form of the building itself through their exploration of the space. Built from super-high-resolution 3D ‘point cloud’ data captured inside the terminal with a lidar scanning system, the virtual environment provides a mold where- in multiple shared, networked perspectives produce a palimpsest of the structure as it changes through time.
BEYOND SOUND: Growth Movement By Devin Bean and Matt Mahon, Arup Acoustics
An acoustic art piece composed specifically for the Beyond Borders event in one of TWA Flight Center’s iconic flight tubes, “Growth Movement” provides a sonic perspective in movement on the evolution of transportation, from foot to wing and beyond. We invite you to walk throughout.
BEYOND VISION: Tunnel Vision Portraits By Yuko Torihara
Tunnel vision, the obsessive pursuit of a goal, is what allows sometimes great projects to be accomplished. In direct contrast to the multilayered open space of the TWA Flight Center, the flight tubes designed by Eero Saarinen deliver a constrained space where tunnel vision becomes a physical experience. The red carpet on the floor is elevated through the curvature of the section to eye level, producing a fake horizon. With the light at the end of the tunnel, this iconic one-point perspective has become a canonical image of an era when progress was still an illusion in vogue. Insisting on a shot without people, visitors have historically waited to get a perfect clear shot. Tonight, it will be delivered.
BEYOND CLASS: Airport VIP Lounge
The space of the airport could be described as generic, a non-place, or a heterotopia. Punctuated by signs and symbols of people, fluids, and objects, airports throughout the world share a common language of interiority that produces a typology singular to itself and homogenous throughout.
As spaces that were affected early by international codes, norms, and regulations, airports are one of the first true typologies of globalization. Drawing upon both contex- tual specificity and the generic airspace that connects them, airports are true mediators 22 BORDER-LINE EXPERIENCES and gateways between the global and the local. Their architectures are an interlocutor between those two conditions, and one condition often surrenders to the other.
A collection of cinematic clips and images from historical and contemporary film dealing with air transit and airports has been compiled for your entertainment purposes. Enjoy.
BEYOND FRAMES: Reenactments By Romy Rodiek
The mechanization of the process of capturing images gave photography in its early years the aura of reality. Today, photography is still the most widespread medium by which reality can be legally represented. Official paperwork, from passports to court documents, have used photography as a medium of truth. The history of architecture has also benefited from photographs, to the extent that some of this history would have not existed without them. Ezra Stoller’s photographs arguably constructed the history of the TWA Flight Center as much as did Eero Saarinen’s drawings. Those iconic shots will be reenacted tonight, capturing the last public event in the terminal before its redevelop- ment. We invite you to smile; you are being pictured.
BEYOND LUCK: Raffle
Two Roundtrip Flights from NYC to Europe By Protravel International
Beyond Borders Entertainment Set By Magisso
Barley and Grain: A Whiskey Walkabout By Astor Center LIVE AUCTION AND SPECIALLY COMMISSIONED WORK 23
BEYOND BORDERS LIVE AUCTION
Join us at 8 pm in the center of TWA Flight Center for a live auction of three special works:
BY CK SWETT
TWA TERMINAL AT IDLEWILD (NOW JFK) AIRPORT, 1962 by Ezra Stoller, 1962 Limited edition number 1 of 20, available for the first time ever in full color Courtesy Yossi Milo Gallery
LAS VEGAS EVERY DAY ARCHITECTURE, UNKNOWN (ORIGINAL C. 1966) by Denise Scott Brown Courtesy of the artist
BORDER ZONE, 2000 by Teddy Cruz Courtesy of the artist
SPECIALLY COMMISSIONED WORK
BY RICHARD BARNES
HOTEL, TWA TERMINAL, 2016 Limited Edition Series of 15 Specially Commissioned for BEYOND BORDERS Available for Purchase Tonight 24 ARTWORKS: SILENT AUCTION
ARTWORKS
BEYOND BORDERS Silent Auction To make a pledge, please see an auction staff member, or visit Storefront’s auction on Artspace at: www.artspace.com/auctions/storefront.
Tonight’s silent auction features works by the following artists, architects, and designers:
PETER AARON Court of The Mosque of Abraham | Aleppo Citadel | Syria, 2009 Courtesy of the artist. © Peter Aaron
LINDSEY ADELMAN Hammered Bronze Table Light, 2015 Courtesy of the artist
DAVID ADJAYE Smithsonian Sketch Print, 2015 Courtesy of the artist
APPARATUS Neo Vessel, 2015 Courtesy of the artist
ALEJANDRO ARAVENA Elemental sketchbook, graphite on paper, 2016 Courtesy of the artist
BOWER Large Cylinder Shape Mirror, 2014 Courtesy of the artist
SEBASTIAAN BREMER Breakfast of Champions, 2011 Courtesy of the artist and Edwynn Houk Gallery, New York
TEDDY CRUZ Border Zone, 2000 Courtesy of the artist ARTWORKS: SILENT AUCTION 25
DAVID DEUTSCH Untitled, 2012 Courtesy of the artist
TAR A DONOVAN Untitled, 2015 Courtesy of Donovan Studios, LLC
SAM DURANT Beuys Block Prelude, 2002 Courtesy of the artist and Paula Cooper Gallery, New York
ROMAIN ERKILETLIAN Beam of Light O6 OB, 2016 Courtesy of the artist
MOTHER OF THOUSANDS, MOLLY FINDLAY Mrs. Noodle Pillow in Pink, 2016 Courtesy of Everard and Molly Findlay, Mother of Thousands
FORT STANDARD Chainsaw Stool, 2016 Courtesy of Fort Standard
TERENCE GOWER Art in Latin American Architecture, 2013 Courtesy of the artist
PAUL GRAHAM Untitled (Cooker Flames), 1998 Courtesy of the artist and Pace MacGill Gallery
JAMIE GRAY Discus Table Lamp, 2016 Courtesy of Jamie Gray and Matter
PAULA HAYES Mirco Crash Site Two, 2013 Courtesy of the artist
TYLER HAYS BDDW Tripod Lamp, 2000 Courtesy of the artist for BDDW 26 ARTWORKS: SILENT AUCTION
STEVEN HOLL Abstraction, 2013 Courtesy of the artist
CODY HOYT Octahedron Vessel, 2016 Courtesy of the artist and Patrick Parrish Gallery
ALFREDO JAAR Chile 1981, Before Leaving, 1981 Courtesy of the artist
ANIA JAWORSKA Where’s the Knife?, 2015 Courtesy of the artist and Volume Gallery, Chicago, IL
DOUG JOHNSTON Half a Pillow, 2015 Courtesy of the artist and Patrick Parrish Gallery
MISHA KAHN Saturday Morning Series: Hand Mirror, 2013 Courtesy of Friedman Benda
ANNA KARLIN Arc Light, 2016 Courtesy of the artist
LADIES & GENTLEMAN, THE FUTURE PERFECT Point-Counterpoint Mobile B, 2015 Courtesy of Ladies & Gentlemen Studio for The Future Perfect
PAUL LOEBACH Halo Circle Pendant, 2011 Courtesy of Paul Loebach for Roll & Hill
THOM MAYNE COMPOSITE XV: YELLOW, 2015 Courtesy of the artist
GIANCARLO MAZZANTI Exhibition ‘We Play, You Play’ toys, 2012 Courtesy of the artist ARTWORKS: SILENT AUCTION 27
CHRISTINA MCPHEE Code Pink Stop Drone, 2012 Courtesy of the artist
MARIO MILANA de Postura Chair, 2015 Courtesy of Melanie Courbet, Les Ateliers Courbet
RAFAEL MONEO Moderna Museet and Arkitekturmuseet, Stockholm, 1998 Courtesy of the artist
ANTONI MUNTADAS WHAT? Of the Projecte/Proyecto/Project Series, 2007-2016 Courtesy of the artist
NENDO Bottleware for Coca-Cola, 2012 Courtesy of Chamber Gallery, New York
SHIRIN NESHAT From the “Tooba” Series, 2002 Courtesy of the artist
SARAH OPPENHEIMER OE-15: A_B_C, 2011 Courtesy of the artist and Von Bartha, Basel
VERNER PANTON Panton Chair, White, 1960 Courtesy of Vitra
JOSÉ PARLÁ Zoologico, Havana, 2016 Courtesy of the artist
ENOC PEREZ Glass House, 2015 Courtesy of the artist
EERO SAARINEN AND CHARLES EAMES Organic Chair, Red, 1940, Organic Chair, Black, 1940 Courtesy of Vitra 28 ARTWORKS: SILENT AUCTION
DENISE SCOTT BROWN Las Vegas Every-Day Architecture, Unknown (original c. 1966) Courtesy of the artist
KATE SHEPHERD Space Holder #01 (14 Cells), 2016 Courtesy of the artist
ÁLVARO SIZA Building in New York, 2016 Courtesy of the artist
KEITH SONNIER Meridian Codex (Print Two), 1992 Courtesy of the artist
JAN STALLER Multiform #2, 2014 Courtesy of the artist
IAN STELL Mirror #3, 2016 Courtesy of the artist and Patrick Parrish Gallery, New York
EZRA STOLLER TWA Terminal at Idlewild (now JFK) Airport, Eero Saarinen, New York, 1962 © Ezra Stoller, Courtesy Yossi Milo Gallery, New York
DO HO SUH WHO AM WE?’ FOR ‘ART’, 1999 Courtesy of the artist
STEPHEN TALASNIK Aquatic Tower, 2015 Courtesy of the artist
JANAINA TSCHAPE Anatomy Flower, 2000 Courtesy of the artist ARTWORKS: SILENT AUCTION 29
CLEMENT VALLA Postcard from Google Earth (33°52’37.94”N, 118°11’21.36”W), 2013 Courtesy of the artist
YVONNE VENEGAS Cerro Colorado, 2005 Courtesy of the artist
LAWRENCE WEINER Put Aside or Put Away, 2007 Courtesy of the artist
JAMES WELLING 9882, 2014-2015 Courtesy of the artist and David Zwirner, New York
KARL ZAHN Shadow in Mahogany, 2016 Courtesy of the artist
JEFF ZIMMERMAN “Cloud” Sculpture, 2006 Courtesy of R & Company and the artist 30 BENEFIT COMMITTEE
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Zaha Hadid (1950-2016)
“What space Zaha imagined! What cities, what marvelous geometries she invented! The most amazing architect of her day, and with such human kindness she lived her life - now suddenly gone - but her gifts will constantly move us in the new spaces of the transparent future.”
- Steven Holl - 33
We believe that the airport should enhance your journey, our focus being breathing new life into the airport experience.
By integrating next-level technology with chef-driven dining and a striking redesign of the terminal space, we’re revitalizing the passenger-terminal relationship.
Our designs and innovations remove physical and digital borders to make airport travel easier and more connected than ever before.
For us, there is no more appropriate venue to honor these values than Saarinen’s iconic TWA Flight Center, the pioneer of both world-class airport design and experience. 34
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WorldStage is proud to be a part of Storefront for Art and Architecture and the transformative power of people sharing ideas.
At WorldStage, we are event technology specialists at heart. Fueled by desire, we believe that audio, video, and lighting technology should not only enhance an environment but bring it to life in the most evocative way possible. Our passion is delivering the widest spectrum of event technology solutions in support of ambitious designs. Our imagination is only limited by physics, and our spirit is inexhaustible. 36
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Diller Scofidio + Renfro, a studio that integrates architecture, the visual arts, and the performing arts, is led by four partners: Elizabeth Diller, Ricardo Scofidio, Charles Renfro, and Ben Gilmartin. Their diverse portfolio includes The High Line and Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York, and The Broad in Los Angeles. DS+R has curated installations and performances at leading cultural institutions, among them the Venice Biennale, Palais de Tokyo in Paris, and New York’s Whitney Museum. 37
Gaggenau is a manufacturer of professional-grade home appliances “Made in Germany” and acknowledged as an innovative leader in design and technology. Throughout its 333 year history, the brand remains committed to its tradition of industrial manufacturing with high quality material and incomparable craftsman- ship standards. Gaggenau has revolutionized the kitchen with its internationally acclaimed products and globally unites Epicureans who have a strong taste and passion for exclusive culinary culture. The difference is Gaggenau.
Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates is an international practice headquartered in New York, with offices in London, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Seoul, and Abu Dhabi. The firm’s extensive portfolio, which spans more than 35 countries, includes world’s tallest towers, longest spans, most varied programs and inventive forms. KPF is rooted in the belief that the best design is the product of an open-minded search, one without preconceptions or stylistic formulae. 38
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LIGHTING AND SOUND SUPPORT SOUND DESIGN Richard Chychota We would also like to thank WorldStage: Shelly Sabel Storefront’s many dedicat- and Terry Jackson CATERING SERVICE ed interns and volunteers Bite for their support of this GRAPHIC event, and for making IDENTITY DESIGN AUCTION Storefront’s programming Pentagram: Natasha Jen / PRODUCTION possible year-round. Janghyun Han, SUPPORT Current support staff and Joseph Han Livet Reichard Company interns include: and Sue Lee BEVERAGES Arielle Davidoff, FOOD STATIONS Cloud No. 9 Estate Archive Assistant OTG Lagunitas Brewing Co. Amna Ahmed Tito’s Handmade Vodka Mariam Abd El Azim MUSIC Original New York Seltzer Elizabeth Berridge Nancy Wang Ninkasi Brewing Andrew Emmet José Parlá and Stefan Ruiz Somethin’ Brewin’ Carolina Florez VOSS Artesian Water Katerina Kulanova PHOTOGRAPHY from Norway Audrey Watkins BFA Jake Naughton PRINT PROGRAM Storefront’s Benefit is Romy Rodiek Soho Reprographics produced with the support Yuko Torihara and leadership of its GIFTS Board Benefit Committee, FILM PRODUCTION, Gaggenau chaired by Margery Per- BEYOND WORDS Signature Pins and lmutter and Linda Pollak. Legs Media Sara Meltzer Special thanks to Lauren Various Projects, Inc Kogod and Linda Pollak 3D DATA AND GEAR, for hosting the Benefit EERO’S CLOUD SPECIAL THANKS Cocktail Reception, and Institute for Simulation & Storefront for Art and to Sara Meltzer and Sarah Training, University Architecture would like Natkins for their efforts on of Central Florida: to extend a special thanks the BEYOND BORDERS Dr. Lori C. Walters, to Tyler Morse and MCR auction. Invaluable support Michelle Adams, Development and to is provided by additional William Richards Jim Steven and the Port members of the commit- Samsung Accelerator, Authority of New York and tee, including Belmont Heidi Braunstein New Jersey, as well as to Freeman, Terence Gower, Robbyn Stewart of the Port and Sylvia Smith. Authority of New York and New Jersey. ABOUT STOREFRONT FOR ART AND ARCHITECTURE 41
ABOUT STOREFRONT FOR ART AND ARCHITECTURE:
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