Additional Drop Off Dates & Times
to submit coral pieces for the New York Coral Reef.
Submission Deadline: May 17, 2008
WHERE AND WHEN
1.
May 12-16, between 9am-5pm
Drop pieces off at the arts>World Financial Center office
Our office location:
arts>World Financial Center, Brookfield Properties
Three World Financial Center,
200 Vesey Street,
2nd Lobby Level
(enter off Vesey Street - near the Vesey Street pedestrian bridge that crosses West Street. Go up the escalator to the 2nd level, turn right.)
2.
By mail to be received by Friday May 16.
Send pieces to:
arts>World Financial Center
Brookfield Properties
200 Vesey Street
New York, NY 10281
c/o New York Coral Reef Project
3.
May 14-17, see hours below
arts>World Financial Center information desk in the Winter Garden
We're presenting Corporate Carnival, a theater piece by Women's Project (read about the event here). You can drop off finished coral pieces with our staff at the info desk.
Come see the show and drop off finished coral pieces.
Wednesday, May 14
Thursday, May 15
Friday, May 16
hours:
12pm-2pm
6pm-8pm
Showtimes are 1pm and 7pm
Saturday, May 17
hours:
12pm-2pm
3pm-5pm
6pm-8pm
Showtimes are 1pm, 4pm and 7pm
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Monday, April 28, 2008
Samples for inspiration
Would you like to see some of the pieces that went into the current New York Coral Reef Exhibit? Click here
Monday, April 14, 2008
Interested in adding to the New York Reef ?
WFC In the Loop invites you to add your crocheted coral pieces to the exhibit at the World Financial Center. The deadline is May 17 to submit your work.
If you're interested, please email us at intheloop@brookfieldproperties.com and you'll receive information about how and when we'll be collecting pieces.
Our next scheduled meetings for In The Loop are
Brown Bag Social, May 2, 12-2p
After Work Social, May 7, 6-8p
More meeting dates can be added if there's an interest.
Let us know. We'd love to hear from you.
If you're interested, please email us at intheloop@brookfieldproperties.com and you'll receive information about how and when we'll be collecting pieces.
Our next scheduled meetings for In The Loop are
Brown Bag Social, May 2, 12-2p
After Work Social, May 7, 6-8p
More meeting dates can be added if there's an interest.
Let us know. We'd love to hear from you.
Fiber Arts & Science podcast
The WNYC Radio interview with Margaret Wertheim, Barbara Van Elsen and Njoya Angrum was the 2nd most frequently emailed item by WNYC.org visitors in the past 7 days !
Fiber Arts & Sciences: The Hyperbolic Crochet Reef (The Brian Lehrer Show: Tuesday, 08 April 2008)
Fiber Arts & Sciences: The Hyperbolic Crochet Reef (The Brian Lehrer Show: Tuesday, 08 April 2008)
Listen here to the episode:
Also, click here Brian Lehrer Show April 8, 2008 show page and email it forward to your friends.
Sunday, April 13, 2008
Crochet Instructions
If you're new to crochet, there are lots of video instructions online.
Here's a link to a really nice one: NexStitch
The creator is Amie Hirtes. Read about her in the Identity link on her website.
Here's a link to a really nice one: NexStitch
The creator is Amie Hirtes. Read about her in the Identity link on her website.
Labels:
Amie Hirtes,
crochet,
instructions,
NexStitch,
patterns
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
In the News
Everybody's talking about The Hyperbolic Crochet Coral Reef
Time Out New York
Coral fixation
Reef madness strikes the World Financial Center
by Adam Rathe
Click here for the Article
Coral fixation
Reef madness strikes the World Financial Center
by Adam Rathe
Click here for the Article
WNYC Radio, The Brian Lehrer Show
Fiber Arts & Sciences: The Hyperbolic Crochet Coral Reef
Interview Margaret Wertheim, who along with her sister Christine curated the exhibit, Barbara Van Elsen, founder of the New York Crochet Guild
and Njoya Angrum, founder of the Harlem Knitting Circle
Click here for link to the show page
Fiber Arts & Sciences: The Hyperbolic Crochet Coral Reef
Interview Margaret Wertheim, who along with her sister Christine curated the exhibit, Barbara Van Elsen, founder of the New York Crochet Guild
and Njoya Angrum, founder of the Harlem Knitting Circle
Click here for link to the show page
Submissions to New York Coral Reef Extended
Next Meeting: Thursday, April 10 from 6-8pm.
We'll meet near The Hyperbolic Crochet Coral Reef exhibit, in the Winter Garden near the grand staircase.
The exhibit includes the New York Coral Reef, a collection of beautiful pieces made by the New York Crochet Guild, Harlem Knitting Circle and many more craftspeople. Because there's so much interest in continuing to make more coral pieces, In The Loop is coordinating the extension of the New York Coral Reef. This will be added to the display in May when the Toxic Reef leaves for it's next show in London.
We'll meet near The Hyperbolic Crochet Coral Reef exhibit, in the Winter Garden near the grand staircase.
The exhibit includes the New York Coral Reef, a collection of beautiful pieces made by the New York Crochet Guild, Harlem Knitting Circle and many more craftspeople. Because there's so much interest in continuing to make more coral pieces, In The Loop is coordinating the extension of the New York Coral Reef. This will be added to the display in May when the Toxic Reef leaves for it's next show in London.
In The Loop meeting
View of the Winter GardenGetting to the World Financial Center Winter Garden is easy and worth the trip
Click here for Map and Directions
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