Streamside Knolls
New York
Fishkill
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Streamside day
dal 10/10/2003 al 11/10/2003
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Segnalato da

Sarah Thompson


approfondimenti

Pierre Huyge



 
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10/10/2003

Streamside day

Streamside Knolls, New York

Dia Art Foundation invites the public to celebrate the founding of a new community called Streamside Knolls, in Fishkill, New York, and to be part of artist Pierre Huyghe's film project, 'Streamside Day Follies.' A parade, animal costumes, music, and a barbeque dinner with hot dogs and hamburgers, corn on the cob, pumpkin pies, ice cream, lemonade, and green cotton candy are some of the highlights of this celebration at Streamside Knolls, a new residential development.


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DIA ART FOUNDATION INVITES PUBLIC TO STREAMSIDE DAY CELEBRATION AND TO BE PART OF PIERRE HUYGHE'S FILM "STREAMSIDE DAY FOLLIES"

Streamside Knolls, Fishkill, New York

New York, NY-Dia Art Foundation invites the public to celebrate the founding of a new community called Streamside Knolls, in Fishkill, New York, and to be part of artist Pierre Huyghe's film project, "Streamside Day Follies." A parade, animal costumes, music, and a barbeque dinner with hot dogs and hamburgers, corn on the cob, pumpkin pies, ice cream, lemonade, and green cotton candy are some of the highlights of this celebration at Streamside Knolls, a new residential development. "Streamside Day Celebration" is free and open to the public (See "Event Details," below).

"Streamside Day Celebration" will begin with the planting of a tree. Children will be offered animal costumes to wear for the event. At 3:30 pm, a parade with a fire engine, police car, mail truck, school bus, two pick-up truck floats, and an ice-cream truck will travel though Streamside Knolls. People can enjoy an ice cream while listening to welcoming remarks. Around 5:30 pm dinner will be served, followed by a Streamside Day Cake. The public is welcome to take pictures throughout the event.

The Project
In describing the background of the project, Pierre Huyghe says, "We are in the year 01, the beginning of a story which you are already a part of. Between the mountains and the bank of the Hudson River, a village is forming in the forest. Families are moving in, construction of streets and houses is almost complete, gardens are growing, and soon the playgrounds will be filled."

Huyghe has gained international prominence for works that explore reality and fiction, memory and history. Incorporating film, sculpture, sound, and architecture in his diverse works, the artist intervenes in familiar narrative structures to investigate the construction of collective and individual identities. In 2001, Huyghe was awarded the Special Prize of the Jury at the Venice Biennale.

"Streamside Day Celebration" and the resulting film project, "Streamside Day Follies," are made possible by Marian Goodman Gallery, in association with Minetta Brook and with the cooperation of AVR Realty, Town of Fishkill, and the Streamside Knolls Homeowners Association.

Streamside Day Follies will be exhibited at Dia:Chelsea from November 1, 2003, through January 11, 2004. An opening reception for the exhibition will be held on Friday, October 31, from 6 to 8 pm. Dia:Chelsea, 548 West 22nd Street, New York City, is open Wednesday through Sunday, 12 noon to 6 pm. Streamside Day Follies was commissioned by Dia Art Foundation.

Saturday, October 11, 2003, 2:30-7:00 pm

About Dia Art Foundation
Dia Art Foundation was founded in 1974. A non-profit institution, Dia plays a vital role among visual arts organizations nationally and internationally by initiating, supporting, presenting, and preserving art projects, and by serving as a locus for interdisciplinary art and criticism. Dia presents its permanent collection at Dia:Beacon in Beacon, New York; exhibitions and public programming at Dia:Chelsea (formerly Dia Center for the Arts) in New York City; and long-term, site-specific projects in the western United States, in New York City, and on Long Island.

About Minetta Brook
Minetta Brook is a non-profit arts organization that encourages new forms of public engagement with art, artists, and life on the Hudson River waterfront through projects designed to strengthen the relationship between contemporary artists and communities throughout New York State.

Event Details

To attend the Streamside Day Celebration, please email rsvp@minettabrook.org

This event will be photographed and/or recorded audio-visually. Your attendance will constitute your consent for the artist Pierre Huyghe and the Dia Art Foundation to make use of such photographs and recordings, as they may depict you, for any purpose.

Directions to Streamside Knolls, Fishkill New York
For those traveling by train, there will be a shuttle bus available between Beacon station and Streamside Knolls. Buses will leave Beacon station at 2:30 pm and 3:30 pm. Buses will leave Streamside Knolls at 5:15 pm, 6:15 pm and 7:15 pm. Space on the bus is limited; please reserve early at bus@minettabrook.org.
>From North and South: N.Y. State Thruway to Exit 17 in Newburgh, I-84 east over Newburgh-Beacon Bridge to Exit 11 (Route 9D). Turn left (north) onto Route 9D. Streamside Knolls is about 1 mile on left. Turn left at the Streamside Knolls sign at Brockway Road. Taconic Parkway or Route 9 to I-84 to Exit 11 (Route 9D). Turn right (north) onto Route 9D. Streamside Knolls is about 1 mile on left. Turn left at the Streamside Knolls sign at Brockway Road.

From East and West: I-84 to Exit 11 (Route 9D), north on Route 9D, Streamside Knolls is about 1 mile on left. Turn left at the Streamside Knolls sign at Brockway Road.

For taxi information: West side Taxi of Beacon: 845 831 7373

Streamside Knolls, Fishkill, New York

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