Loisaida Inc.

Guardians of Loisaida
2016-07-19 13:00 - 2016-07-22 17:00, 2016-07-11 13:00 - 2016-07-15 17:00, 2016-07-05 13:00 - 2016-07-09 17:00, 2016-06-27 13:00 - 2016-07-01 17:00, 2016-06-20 13:00 - 2016-06-24 17:00, 2016-06-13 13:00 - 2016-06-17 17:00, 2016-06-06 13:00 - 2016-06-10 17:00, 2016-06-01 13:00 - 2016-06-03 17:00 UTC and 1 more date | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
Loisaida Inc. is proud to present:
Marvel writer Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez
Miranda-Rodriguez’s exhibition of original artwork from his best-selling debut comic book Guardians of the Lower East Side from the anthology series Marvel’s Guardians of Infinity.
This exhibition will display up to 20 pieces of original black and white artwork and full color art prints created for this comic book.
Follow Edgardo on Twitter: @MrEdgardoNYC
*Exhibition dates are May 31st, 2016 through July 28th, 2016. Gallery is open to the public by appointment and for special tours Monday to Friday 12:00PM – 5:00PM

*PLEASE CONTACT THE LOISAIDA CENTER TO SCHEDULE A VIEWING

Una Sola Voz
2016-07-18 10:30 - 2016-07-19 00:30, 2016-07-05 18:30 - 2016-07-08 19:30, 2016-06-27 18:30 - 2016-07-01 19:30, 2016-06-23 18:30 - 2016-06-24 19:30, 2016-06-22 18:30 - 19:30 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
Una Sola Voz: Oscar López Rivera, the educator.
June 22nd, 2016

English:
Project developed by public school students Patria Latorre under the direction of Professor Vilma Serrano Vargas in the hometown of Oscar López Rivera : San Sebastian , Puerto Rico. the social commitment of Oscar López Rivera with the Puerto Rican youth and public education in the country of Puerto Rico continues to stand strong . Students use books as a means to describe their experiences around the figure of Oscar López Rivera and education. The artist Antonio Martorell , accompanies them at the end of this project emphasizing the importance of education , social participation as Puerto Ricans and a commitment to their country. Also the project will showcase an installation of 35 backpacks entitled “Cannon fodder.”
Spanish:
Proyecto desarrollado por estudiantes de la escuela pública Patria Latorre bajo la dirección de la Profesora Vilma Serrano Vargas en el pueblo natal de Oscar López Rivera: San Sebastián, Puerto Rico. Se destaca el compromiso social de Oscar López Rivera con la juventud puertorriqueña y la educación del país. Los estudiantes utilizan libretas como medio para describir sus experiencias en torno a la figura de Oscar López Rivera y la educación. El artista, Antonio Martorell, los acompaña al cierre de este proyecto enfatizando en la relevancia de la educación, la participación social como puertorriqueños y el compromiso indelegable con la patria. Además acompaña el proyecto una instalación de 35 mochilas cuyo título es “Carne de Cañon.”

TV Pilot Workshop (Day 2)
2016-07-16 11:00 - 14:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
Loisaida Inc. presents:
TV Pilot Workshop

Dates: July 9, 16, 23, 30
Time: 11:00am-2:00pm
Register: here.
Location: 710 East Ninth Street New York NY 10009

Workshop provided by WEPA (Workshops, Entertainment and Professional Artists) Composed of three young Latino leaders in which are Arilyn I. Martinez Cora, Andres Lopez and Anoushka Medina. Their objective is to create expand and develop the visual arts within the community of Loisaida.

Overview:
In this workshop we will teach participants how to make a TV pilot for television and all the internet platforms. The components of the workshop are:
• Acting
• Writing
• Directing
• Production
• The use of the camera and sound gear
• Also a general class about wardrobe, make up and set-design
Acting
In this workshop we will touch the theory and practice of acting for camera. We start with the origin and development of acting. In the workshop the community will be able to experiment and develop acting skills.
• The principal idea is to educate through acting games and developing the ability of acting for a scripted show.
• Example: Alert, Concentration and teamwork.
In this game the class will gain confidence and let go their insecurities in the space as a group.
Writing
In this workshop we will teach and explain the parts of the script. The first setup is where we describe the characters life, how characters relate to each other and what specific event changes the life of the character. The second step is to develop the obstacle of this story. The third is to resolve, which we will cover the moral of the story. The scripted final of the pilot will be a collaboration of the group of the class adapting everyone’s stories.
Directing
In this workshop we will be teaching the necessaries skills to direct actors for camera. Understanding the motivation and obstacle of why the actors should move in the space through the story.
• One of the exercises will be using the stories of the community and see it come to life through improvisation.
Camera & Sound
The use of the camera and sound gear HANDS ON. In this workshop we will teach the mechanics of the camera, basic lighting and what it is a good composition for the story on camera. In terms of sound we will teach how to position the microphone and how to use the sound recorder.
Production
This final workshop creates a plan to shoot the story. We will teach how to breakdown the script, planning a production timeline, and how to organize the departments (cast, crew, equipment, locations).
• Briefly, we will go over wardrobe, makeup and set-design; explaining with the importance of this department with videos and pictures.

Garbagia Island - Summer Program Open Studio (Week 1)
2016-07-11 13:00 - 2016-07-16 17:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
Loisaida’s First Summer Program 2016: Garbagia Island
July 11th, 2016 – July 30th, 2016 – 10:00am to 5:00pm
at The Loisaida Inc. Center

Open Studio

July 11th to July 30th, 2016 – 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Location: Loisaida Inc.
For more info please contact: Zule Alejandro: (787) 636-4413 or Daniela Fabrizi: (347) 314-3555
Audience: Everyone
Workshop: Create your own costume and much more!
Description:
Become part of Loisaida Inc. Center First Summer Program. Learn how to create fashion, masks and costumes with recycled materials. Be in our pirate fashion show! Learn about historical figures and eco-urban pioneers of Loisaida

Garbagia Island Summer Program Overview:
The Summer Program will be composed of a two-week intensive open studio workshop accessible to the public; Weekdays 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm from July 11th – 29th. There will be five directed workshops for Summer Camps or School groups; Dates are Tuesdays and Thursdays 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm from July 16th – 29th.
Screening projections and other audiovisual material for educational purposes about the history and important people of the Loisaida (Lower East Side) Community. Then we will have the final activity on Saturday, July 30th at La Plaza Cultural Garden also open to the public. We will show a pirate fashion show and puppet creatures made out of recycled materials, then it will all end with a symbolic peregrination to the Carmen Pabón garden.
Pedagogical benefits:
Participants will have a political approach to the history of LES by active participation. This will be directed with a pedagogical perspective into recreating what important people did for the neighborhood. This will create awareness into reusing waste and reconstructing its concept into resource. Also pointing out the use of communal spaces for the benefit of the community. We will like to empower the people to be active in their communities. The art workshops are beneficial for the mental health, motor skills and development of the participants. Using creativity with political consciousness to create more initiative and active people in the community.

TV Pilot Workshop (Day 1)
2016-07-09 11:00 - 14:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States

Comi-Cine Outdoor Film Fest (Day 2)
2016-06-26 19:00 - 22:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
Details

This two-day festival will highlight contemporary Latino and Puerto Rican cinema and cuisine.
Screenings will be accompanied with a reception and dinner, designed in collaboration with community chefs and local ingridients and executed by the production collective, Cache Cache. Filmmakers, culinary artists, and guests will participate in short Q&A sessions.
FULL LINE UP OF SCREENINGS:
Saturday, June 25th
“Life on Wheels”
Director: Wigner Duarte
Sandro , a handsome young guy who had everything in life suffers a serious accident that leaves him in a wheelchair for life.
“Café Con Leche”
Director: Jon Navarro
A man makes a coffee.
“Endless Cycle”
Director: Fernando Rodriguez
Jimena Silva, a young author, struggles with herself in order to finish her latest piece.
“Uranus in the 7th House”
Director: Jorge Oliver
A man consults his psychic, a reluctant and magical Fairy Dragmother, to find out why he is unlucky in love.
“AMER I CAN”
Director: Ricardo Muniz
Puerto Rican and Latino poetic pride is celebrated in this spoken-word work.
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“Vida Sobre Ruedas”
Director: Wigner Duarte
Sandro, un chico joven y apuesto quien lo tenia todo en la vida sufre un aparatoso accidente que lo deja en sillas de rueda de por vida.
“Café Con Leche:
Director: Jon Navarro
Un hombre hace un café.
“Ciclo Sin Fin”
Director: Fernando Rodriguez
Jimena Silva, una joven escritora, lucha consigo mismo en poder escribir su próxima escritura.
“Urano en la casa séptima”
Director: Jorge Oliver
Un hombre consulta su psíquico, un Dragmother hada, para descubrir por qué tiene mala suerte en el amor .
“AMER I CAN”
Director: Ricardo Muniz
El orgullo poética Puertorriqueña y latina se celebra en este trabajo de la palabra hablada.
Sunday, June 26th
“My Dream at the Other Side”
Director: Carlos Freire
A family documents their experience of migration.
“Split/Image”
Director: Mathew Galindo
A woman dances masterfully in this experimental short.
“Havana in Bushwick”
Director: Gabriel Rodriguez
A surreal film about a Cuban American finding himself in Brooklyn.
“The Texture of Light”
Director: Arilyn Martinez
A single mother is forced to revisit her past when she desperately needs the stem cells of her ex-boyfriend Javier to help improve her son’s eyesight.
“Pride in Puerto Rico”
Director: Jorge Oliver
Documentary short on the 8th Gay, Lesbian, Transsexual and Transgender Pride Parade in Puerto Rico.
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“Mi Sueño en el Otro Lado”
Director: Carlos Freire
Una familia documenta su experiencia de la migración.
“Split/Image”
Director: Mathew Galindo
Una mujer baila con maestría en este corto experimental.
“Havana in Bushwick”
Director: Gabriel Rodriguez
Una película surrealista sobre un cubano-americano que se encuentre en Brooklyn.
“La Textura de La Luz”
Director: Arilyn Martinez
Una madre soltera esta obligada volver a su pasado cuando se necesita desesperadamente las células madre de su ex – novio Javier para ayudar a mejorar la vista de su hijo .
“Pride en Puerto Rico”
Director: Jorge Oliver
Documental corto en la 8ª Gay , Lesbianas , Transexuales y Transgénero desfile del orgullo en Puerto Rico.

Comi-Cine Outdoor Film Fest (Day 1)
2016-06-25 19:00 - 22:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States

La SoPA Summer School 2016
2016-06-25 11:00 - 15:00, 2016-06-18 11:00 - 15:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States

Florencia Escudero - Video Screening
2016-06-11 20:00 - 22:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
You can’t miss 2016 Artist in Residence: Florencia Escudero‘s last part of her residency at Loisaida Inc.
A final video screening and musical performance curated by Escudero and including artists; Richard Cho, Jake Davidson, Tiona McClodden, Brigid Moore, Cristina Tufiño, Zulu Padilla, Julian Chams, Tommy Kha, Jordie Oetken, Itzel Alejandra Martinez and Constanza Alarcón Tennen.
It all starts at 8:00 PM
Duration: 1.5hrs

Bori-Queer-Chichos and Joy Film Screening
2016-06-04 18:30 - 20:00 | NY
Saturday, June 4th 2016, at The Loisaida Center

Description
Macha Colón, a character created by the multidisciplinary artist Gisela Rosario Ramos, will headline this event with a screening of the documentary film “El Hijo De Ruby”. Macha Colón y Los Okapi was in the line up of Loisaida Festival, and will perform at the New Museum on Thursday in conjunction with art work by resident Beatriz Santiago Muñoz. We are lucky to feature her in an intimate setting at the Loisaida Center along with one of the subjects of her film, Lionel Villahermoso, who will also perform.
This event is a run-up to a short film festival at the end of the month Comi/Cine which fuses culinary arts with film-making. In line with the themes of the Loisaida Festival, refreshments will be served.

(CLOSED)
2016-05-30 08:00 - 17:00 | NY
Center will be closed for Memorial Day. God Bless Our Veterans.

The 29th Loisaida Festival
2016-05-29 12:00 - 17:00 | NY
The 29th Annual Loisaida Festival
Go to website for more information, to register as a vendor or become a 2016 sponsor.

El Loop Fair
2016-05-28 13:00 - 18:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
Latino Grassroots Innovation Fair

“Check out the breakthrough ideas, design and product innovations from Latinos across the city and Puerto Rico.”

Saturday, May 28th 1:00PM – 6:00PM
Loisaida Inc. Center – 710 East 9th Street and Avenue C
In partnership with NEEUKO

El Loop fair will include displays, talks and town halls that integrate localized initiatives into a larger learning community.

TOPICS & AIMS:
-Connect PR-based to NY-based innovators.
-Reclaim sustainable traditions.
-Link new technologies to rooted cultural practices.

Guardians of Loisaida (Opening)
2016-05-28 13:00 - 17:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
Loisaida Inc. is proud to present:
Marvel writer Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez
Miranda-Rodriguez will present a book signing, art talk, and exhibition of original artwork from his best-selling debut comic book Guardians of the Lower East Side from the anthology series Marvel’s Guardians of Infinity.
This exhibition will display up to 20 pieces of original black and white artwork and full color art prints created for this comic book. The art talk, will also be part of El LOOP (A fair for Latinos in Innovation), that features Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez discussing comic book making with an emphasis on the artistic intersection of traditional techniques and digital technologies.
Exhibition dates are May 31st, 2016 through July 28th, 2016. Gallery is open to the public by appointment and for special tours Monday to Friday 12:00PM – 5:00PM
Follow Edgardo on Twitter: @MrEdgardoNYC

Low Tech High Magic
2016-05-09 17:00 - 20:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
Loisaida Inc. and Casa Múcaro presents:
LOW TECH HIGH MAGIC – FREE COMMUNITY WORKSHOP

Limited capacity, register today!

Schedule: Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm. Starting Monday, May 9th through Sunday, May 29th.

Overview:
Create puppets out of recycled and upcycled trash, waste and discarded found materials. Learn how to transform junk into beauty! Spin straw into gold! Art with an ecological, green twist. Create your own wondrous puppet or assist in larger collaborative group puppet project.
Making art with trash is one way of reusing everyday found objects and instead of seen as a nuance, if used right, it could become an object of beautification. The purpose behind this workshop is to create a group of community members, or volunteers, interested in working together to be part of a parade happening on the 25th of May and be part of a pageant, happening right after. As a way of bringing people together with under a similar motif, centered around the Loisaida community’s societal impact as pioneers of urban ecology creative innovation.
We’ll be making masks and big puppets, with “upcycled,” or reused materials and full body masks and costumes, made with reusable and recyclable materials. We’ll be reliving the lives of those that made this neighborhood alive, with those that are present today. Be part of this event and help us exalt the creativity of the Loisaida community towards an ecological mindset. Trash, or daily found objects, will be our best friend for this workshop, as they are a cost-effective material filled with endless applications.

Outcomes:
1. A new contingent will be added to the opening Carnival Procession (Parade) of the Loisaida Festival. An exuberant celebration of Caribbean solidarity, drawing inspiration from Afro-Caribbean mythological symbols, and the resilient creative spirit of looking backwards and forwards: a recognition of all the lives of those that made this neighborhood alive, with those that are present today. (Featuring the collaboration of: Braata Productions, Semi-Upright Cultural Workers Collective,and RMO)
2. Join our Giant Puppet making community workshop Low Tech, High Magic. Learn how to create masks! Parade costumes! Larger-than-life Puppets! Colourful parade floats!
3. Beyond the Parade, join the amazing outdoor street-theatre puppet-pageant that follows as part of the Theater Lab inside La Plaza Cultural! Be part of this homage to the legacy of Latino community builders from the Young Lords forward in celebration of all lives that make this neighborhood alive.

Workshop is led by Pablo Varona of CASA MUCARO.

Profile:
Casa Múcaro is a collaborative project on a forested mountaintop near Las Marias, Puerto Rico. We are multidisciplinary artists in pursuit of self-sufficiency for ourselves and others, through “the sharing of tools, materials, and know-how.” We envision “termitopia” cities, like termite mounds, in which by means of re-use, or recycling of materials, their citizens understand the benefits of self-managing “waste” generated by their neighborhood and can actively participate in the construction and maintenance of their own city.
Collaborative Practices: Casa Múcaro’s project will feature a collaboration of with Braata Productions, Semi-Upright Cultural Workers Collective, and theRude Mechanical Orchestra (RMO) with the goal of joining the talents, resources and visions of multiple theater, music, arts and culture collectives working on projects related to the people and culture of Caribbean Islands living in NYC. It will produce a collection of different works to be presented at the 29th edition of Loisiada Festival and Braata Production’s Caribbean Folk Festival in Jamaica, Queens the following weekend.

Individual Bios:
Bill Birdsall is an artist refugee from Los Angels, with about 40 years of residence now in backwoods Puerto Rico. Bill went from airplanes to coffee farmers, learning survival skills along the way. He built his own home out of free, discarded fishnet and cement, using a technique he calls nylon-cement. Bill invents things and posts his inventions on Instructables.com under the name “Thinkenstein”. Search for his “nylon-cement”, PVC, and “tootophone” instructables there, among other things. See his website: http://thinkenstein.info for other things Bill do, like paintings, sculpture and music.
Pablo Varona or “Pablillo José, spends most his time living close to the forested mountaintops of Puerto Rico. At the time, he is a puppeteer, street performer and a supreme believer of juggling as his way through every corner he visits. He is amazed by the immeasurable value that the reuse, recycling and/or “forgotten” objects do when it comes to the transformation of urban contexts. His interests revolve around making these issues relevant and accessible to the general audience, with the hopes that some day we will all learn from its potential uses and collaborate in the creative process of experimenting with the most abundant material out there: Trash. To see more of his work, go to http://www.diminuto.info.
Daniel Polnau has created puppet parades, circuses, and outdoor theatre spectacles for over 30 years. He specializes in creating larger than life puppets out of recycled junk and up-cycled materials making the mundane become extraordinary. Projects and residencies have spanned the globe from Moscow to Bali to Juneau, Alaska to Puerto Rico. Highly collaborative, at the heart of each project he strives to demystify the creative process and quicken the innate creative abilities in all – regardless of age, abilities or arts experience. He is committed to respectfully embracing underserved and marginalized populations.

ANALOG STEAM+D BOOTCAMP - DAY 3
2016-05-08 13:00 - 16:00 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
Event Description

Loisaida Inc. in partnership with NEEUKO Inc.
(PILOT) ANALOG S.T.E.A.M.+D INTENSIVE 3 DAY WORKSHOP

This is a FREE 3 days/3 hour workshop – However, we ask for a $50 non-refundable materials fee at time of registration. Fee can be paid in person at beginning of workshop, April 6th 2016.*

Dates & Time:

Friday, May 6th – Time: 6:00 – 9:00 PM
Saturday, May 7th – Time: 1:00 – 4:00 PM
Sunday, May 8th – Time: 1:00 – 4:00 PM

Workshop is led by Alejandro Excia of NEEUKO Inc.

Day 1
Friday, May 6th – Time: 6:00 – 9:00 PM
DESIGN THINKING & PROBLEM RECOGNITION
Students will learn the basics of solution-based thinking. Exercises and case studies will teach participants how to think outside and apply effective brainstorming to the creation process.

Day 2
Saturday, May 7th – Time: 1:00 – 4:00 PM
HOW TO TELL YOUR STORY
This workshop will guide the student through the process of developing a narrative that will get your design noticed. This workshop will provide the graphic and communication skills needed to move the project into a selling pitch or a product development opportunity.

Day 3
Sunday, May 8th – Time: 1:00 – 4:00 PM
OPPORTUNITY RECOGNITION
Participants will develop easy qualitative and quantitative skills to assess whether ideas and designs have business potential. Assess whether your idea can lead to a viable business and how to turn your initial idea into a solid business concept.

About NEEUKO Inc.
NEEUKO@Sagrado is part of an innovative college ecosystem of the Sacred Heart University located in the heart of Santurce, Puerto Rico. In this space we promote an environment and the culture of open innovation and entrepreneurship, within a series of educational activities that may include lectures, interviews and book presentations. Neeuko encourages the community to bring their concept ideas and they will be guided through a process that it will enhance that idea into reality.
Bios
Javier De Jesus Martinez
Innovator, serial entrepreneur, design strategist, architect and urbanist with over 18 years of academic and professional experience. Outstanding career in Public Policy issues, Strategic Planning, University and Governmental Management, R&D and Commercialization. His combined understanding of the private sector with an extensive understanding of government processes informs his design thinking processes in the development strategies and methodologies among the diverse professionals and groups involved in urban socio economic projects. Javier has successful track record conceptualizing and implementing strategies to attract external competitive funding from federal and state government and private investors for educational institutions and non-profit community based organizations. Javier studied architecture at the University of Puerto Rico and at the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Sciences and Art in New York City. His thesis, Flatness as a memory of movement: A cartography of a nomad landscape was directed by John Q. Hedjuk. He had lectured in universities and professional forums within the United States, Canada, Mexico, Panama, Costa Rica, Colombia, Perú, Dominican Republic, Trinidad and Tobago, and China.
• Founder La’gencia Innovación Abierta 2014-present
• Founder and Dean School of Architecture Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico 2008-2014
• President-Creative Industries Advisory Council Puerto Rico Commerce and Export Company 2014-present
• Founder-CEO Adaptable Paths Strategies Investment and Resources-2007-2012
• Advisor to the Governor on Urbanism, Infrastructure and Environmental Affairs 2005-2007
• Director Design, Construction, Planning and Development Offiece University of Puerto Rico President’s
• Associate Dean-School of Architecture University of Puerto Rico
• Undergraduate Program Coordinator School of Architecture University of Puerto Rico
• Second Year Design Studio Coordinator School of Architecture University of Puerto Rico
Alejandro Excia
Alejandro Excia Studied his bachelors degree in architecture from the Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico. After Working for a year in a local art and architecture studio he pursued a double master in Domus Academy and Wales University achieving a degree in Product Design and a Master of Arts in Design respectively. His undergrad thesis dealt with consumerism strategies in order to revitalize dead public spaces within the city of Hato Rey, Puerto Rico. His curiosity for the phenomenon of consumerism carried through images and products helped him undertake his masters research in a creative way.
For his dissertation thesis “Creoelectric” he developed a design methodology derived from the cultural context of his hometown “Criollos” or “Jibaros Puertorriqueños”, to design an electric car charger for the rural context worldwide for the company French/German company Hager. Alejandro Excia co-founded his design consultancy studio postData.Design, with his partner Alejandro Mieses, which works on various projects that range from product design, interaction design, custom software and hardware interfaces. His studio has worked projects in cities like Atlanta, New York, Milan and his hometown of Puerto Rico. postData.Design studio featured and showcase one of their products at Wanted Design New York as part of the Puerto Rican collective “Design in Puerto Rico” where they where part of the group that consisted of 16 young emerging puerto rican design studios.
• Co-founder of Design Consultancy Studio postData.Design
Adjunct professor at the Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico.
• Director of the Laboratory of Fabrication “FabLab”, where he manages different types of technologies like 3D printers (Desktop and Full rapid prototyping 3D), CNC Routers, Milling machines, Vacuum Forming, Laser cutters among others to help produce prototypes for students and private clients of the School of Architecture.
• Co-coordinator of the entrepreneurial initiative in digital fabrication.
• Faculty Best Practices: Cross-Campus Arts Integration Mixing Innovation and Entrepreneurship for Unique Venture Development. CEO Conference 2012 Chicago.

WHERE
The Loisaida Inc. Center – 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY 10009 – View Map

GULIVER X (Opening)
2016-05-07 19:30 - 21:30 | The Loisaida Inc. Center, 710 East 9th Street, New York, NY, 10009, United States
Final Presentation / Opening day of our visual artist in residence:
Florencia Escudero
May 7th from 7:30PM – 9:30PM
with Sound Performance by Stephen Decker at 7:30 pm

GULIVER X was developed by the visual artist Florencia Escudero for Loisaida’s Artistic Residency Program.
Through visiting the Lower East Side community gardens; Escudero guided by sensorial experience, documentation, history and memories of herself inside these gardens has transformed the Loisaida outdoor courtyard into a visual spectacle of personal and spatial remembrance.
