This is a general project archive. There is a specific page for archived AIR materials. There is also a SPI Project Archive.
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Determining the number of fish living in a given body of water is crucial to maintaining fish stocks and preserving species. We have adopted a tagging system in which the tag is placed over the large, mitten shaped cell (discal cell) on the underside
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A series of four unique dinner events that brought together artists, community organizers, urban designers, arts administrators, and activists to discuss the potential of socially based, temporary works to activate public public spaces.
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What happens when artists annex an island? Acting as temporary "homesteaders," artists will explore and transform an empty plot of land (their campsite) into a resource sustaining themselves and their community.
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A street corner in Dudley Sq, Roxbury will be virtually relocated in Coolidge Corner, Brookline, and conversely, a street corner in Coolidge Corner will be transplanted to Dudley Sq.
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Responding to the role that transportation and urban planning play in the physical, social, and economic conditions of communities, artists Heather Clark and Matthew Mazzotta plan to invent, construct and pilot a 15-20-person "busycle."
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