2024 Fall Fellows’ Exhibition:
ASSEMBLY

2024 Fall Residency
Exhibition and Public Program

Opening November 9, 2024
12–4pm
@ The Block House

Open to the Public

ASSEMBLY
EXHIBITION AND PUBLIC PROGRAM

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12:00 - 1:00PM Open [Block] House, view installations and work on display

2:00PM - Chusan, Chusan, live performance by Huirong Ye
(this performance takes place at the Governors Island Ferry Terminal)

2:30PM - Chusan, Chusan, live performance by Huirong Ye
(this performance takes place at the Governors Island Ferry Terminal)

3:00PM - The Scale Of Things: Drawing As A Miniature Construction Site,
conversation with Bruna Canepa and Owen Nichols (a83)

3:30PM - The Governing Island, installation talk by Lesia Topolnyk

*Be sure to board the last ferry at 4:15pm at the Battery Maritime Terminal to catch the following activations.

4:00PM - Crumbling Land, discussion with Noah Gotlib

4:30PM - in≈sular, conversation with Maria Luiza de Barros and Jaime Solares

5:00PM - Superfluity: A Queer Architecture Intervention, interactive installation by Wil Natzel.

This event is free and open to the public.

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Governors Island, NY, November 9, 2024 - The Institute for Public Architecture (IPA) marks the culmination of the 2024 Fall Independent Project Residency with its final Open [Block] House exhibition and program, ASSEMBLY, at the historic IPA Block House on November 9th 2024.

The 2024 Fall Fellows will present their current research and installations in a group show situated within Building 9 at Nolan Park, the 185-year old structure that has served as their home during the 11-week residency program. ASSEMBLY will feature performances, talks, activations, and installations by Huirong Ye, Bruna Canepa, Lesia Topolnyk, Noah Gotlib, Maria Luiza de Barros, and Wil Natzel addressing critical topics in contemporary design culture: Art, Architecture, Geopolitics, Urbanism, Black Studies, Sound Studies, Curation, and Storytelling.

ASSEMBLY will open on Saturday November 9th to the public from 12-4pm, with lectures and performances from 2-4pm.