iscp celebrates 35 open studios

ISCP celebrated its 35th Open Studios this May by opening its doors to New Yorks arts community. Alongside the Open Studios, ISCP presented a full line up of performances, screenings and lectures in ISCP's gallery which was transformed by SLO Architecture for the event. Check out a few highlights from the weekend below!

_{ISCP's residents and staff gather on the roof for a group photo and toast to kick off the weekend.}

_{Sidewalk signs leading visitors to ISCP!}

_{Jennifer Tee's A woman’s mind might resemble a room, at the opening reception of Open Studios with dancer Miri Lee.}

_{ISCP Founding Director speaks with a guest at the opening reception.}

_{A busy opening reception on May 11th.}

_{Visitors participate in a work by ISCP resident Francisco Montoya Cazarez.}

_{Orit Ben-Shitrit's performance (Time Mechanism) + Work = Auctioning Off the Greek Debt, performed on Sunday, May 13th.}

_{ISCP resident Nanna Debois Buhl discusses her work with a visitor in her studio.}

_{An Open Studios visitor takes a look from inside resident Vessna Perunovich's work.}

_{Hilario Ortega shovels dirt into the machine installation in his studio.}

_{Leif Elggren's performance, The Kingdoms of Elgaland-Vargaland, performed with his New York friends and colleagues, Andrea Beeman, Ken Montgomery, Fabio Roberti, Marja-leena Sillanpää and Lary Seven.}

Published on December 31, 1969 by AB | Tags: New York City