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The K.I.D.S. Corner Library

The K.I.D.S. Corner Library

This page shows the collection of the K.I.D.S. Corner Library, which is currently located at the corner of Bogart and Harrison Place in Bushwick, Brooklyn, just by the Morgan Ave. L train stop.

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    1 January 2013

    Title: …Is This Free? Published by NURTUREart + Marco Antonini Curated by Marco Antonini, this project consisted of three exhibitions, featuring artworks, ephemera and publications that have been mostly conceived and produced to be freely distributed. Historically relevant artworks, ephemera and publications loaned from private collections were presented side by side with contemporary work by emerging artists, including a series of project-specific artworks commissioned to emerging artists. Community high-school students and members of our audience were involved in the production of open-source artworks and instructional pieces, producing work that will ultimately become part of the three exhibitions. The program spanned the whole summer, running from July 6 to September 22, 2012. This is a book of interviews, email exchanges and contributions with/by Carrie Dashow, Pablo Helguera, Steve Lambert, Cesare Pietroiusti, Paul Ramirez Jonas, Elaine Tin Nyo, Brad Troemel, Amy Whitaker and Caroline Woolard, edited by Marco Antonini, published in conjunction with the exhibition

    Title: …Is This Free?

    Published by NURTUREart + Marco Antonini

    Curated by Marco Antonini, this project consisted of three exhibitions, featuring artworks, ephemera and publications that have been mostly conceived and produced to be freely distributed. Historically relevant artworks, ephemera and publications loaned from private collections were presented side by side with contemporary work by emerging artists, including a series of project-specific artworks commissioned to emerging artists. Community high-school students and members of our audience were involved in the production of open-source artworks and instructional pieces, producing work that will ultimately become part of the three exhibitions.

    The program spanned the whole summer, running from July 6 to September 22, 2012.

    This is a book of interviews, email exchanges and contributions with/by Carrie Dashow, Pablo Helguera, Steve Lambert, Cesare Pietroiusti, Paul Ramirez Jonas, Elaine Tin Nyo, Brad Troemel, Amy Whitaker and Caroline Woolard, edited by Marco Antonini, published in conjunction with the exhibition

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