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artists & participants
Orit Adar,
Kristin Anderson,
Mark Andreas,
Victoria Arakcheyeva,
Jan Baracz,
Michael Barraco,
Andrew Barthelmes,
Man Bartlett,
Daniel Bejar,
Joe Bigley,
Liene Bosque,
Karolina Bregula,
Jenny Brockmann,
Robert Brush,
Alessandro Bulgini,
Rigney Christopher,
Teke Cocina,
Lea Donnan,
Olafur Eliasson,
Lydia Goldbeck,
Raphael Griswold,
Katya Grokhovsky,
Molly Haslund,
Pablo Helguera,
Elana Herzog,
Sarah Hewitt,
Howdoyousayyamsinafrican,
Owen Hunter,
Saskia Janssen,
Deborah Kenote,
Eleanor King,
George Korsmit,
Adam Kremer,
Really Large Numbers,
Dana Levy,
Tora Lopez,
Andrea Mastrovito,
Heather Mckenna,
James Mulvaney,
Sabrina Occhipinti,
Carla Rae Johnson,
Maria Rapicavoli,
Elise Rasmussen,
Belle Ritter,
Stephen Schaum,
Dustina Sherbine,
Rachel Simone James,
Megan Snowe,
Kelly Stevens,
Charnan T. Lewis,
Phumelele Tshabalala,
Chris Victor,
Tuo Wang,
Julia Weist,
Lachell Workman,
Jayoung Yoon
curator
press release
HVCCA is proud to present the 6th edition of Peekskill Project, a public art festival devoted to bringing contemporary art out of the museum and into the community; specifically into spaces not normally used to present art. Using the city as a stage, Peekskill Project 6 will engage the urban environment and its inhabitants, through site-specific art exhibitions, performances and workshops throughout the city. This year Peekskill Project will feature an exciting variety of sculpture, photography, installation, video and performance art by approximately 60 international and local artists, exhibited in industrial buildings, storefronts, and parks around the city. The artists are using the rich history of Peekskill, the surrounding area, as well as their own varied personal narratives, as a generative tool to create their site-specific works. Many of the projects presented will also directly involve and engage the community in the creative process.