We are so excited to be invited by the National Academy X David Humphrey, NA and BombPop! Up to lead a workshop for their How To event, a weekend of free workshops, immersive art, music and dance at the National Academy's headquarters on 5th Avenue and 89th Street in Manhattan, June 15 - 17, 2018. 

How To Find Sanctuary in a Local, Accessible Experience of Nature, or Stardust Travel Agency:

A workshop and one-on-one performance rooted in visualizing climate action through art. We guide each individual participant through the process of finding their own connection to nature and local trip planning via relevant, free resources. A takeaway journal with an extended guide will accompany. 

In collaboration with the National Academy of Design and David Humphrey, NA, the artist-run initiative BombPop! Up is hosting a three-day series of workshops and performances organized around the idea of "How To." Drawing on the history of the National Academy as a teaching institution as well as ideas of skill and information sharing inside artist communities, How To presents the workshop as a diverse and personal format. Featuring workshops, art, and performances by: Caroline Chandler & Jennifer Coates, Chowaniec Projects, Drea Cofield, FaltyDL, Inka Essenhigh, Tamar Ettun, Mark Thomas Gibson, Ilana Harris-Babou, David Humphrey, Haley Josephs, Alison Kuo, Claire Lachow & Evan Morse, Fiona Lundie, Leeza Meksin, Jonah Parzen-Johnson, Rachel Schmidhofer, Sheila Pepe, Pallavi Sen, and Tigue. 

The National Academy of Design, 5 East 89th Street, New York, NY. For more information please click here.

STARDUST opens in New York City
at the Chashama Gala at 4 Times Square!

Join us on Thursday, June 7th for the Chashama Gala and Art Party! The Gala is from 6 - 9 pm, followed by the Art Party from 9pm - midnight! 

"We are all connected to each other biologically, to the earth...We are not figuratively, but literally stardust"  --Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson

STARDUST is a cross-platform, interactive installation with public programming extensions, visualizing climate action through art. The power is in the visualization. We need to see ourselves in the climate change discussion; we are all stakeholders. We are committed to creating and mapping spaces for reflection and care, as a means to empower visitors.

STARDUST is not a one-time experience but a site to initiate a practice. 

 For more information and tickets please click here.