Walking down a Brooklyn sidewalk, the view ahead suddenly pulls into itself, twisting the horizon in an urban mirage. “Aberrant Drain” by Kathryne Hall debuts in The Case of the Curious Pedestrian, curated by Christina Vassallo, on September 19th in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.
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I have been awarded a grant towards my next temporary public art project, “Aberrant Drain” to debut in Brooklyn this Summer. More news coming soon!
I am thrilled to be included in Powerhouse Projects online interview series. See the full interview here.
Aberrant Sidewalk is featured in The New York Times on page A29 and online as part of the Lens Series on Public Art by Marilynn K. Yee called “Sight/Site”.
Aberrant Sidewalk, 2009. A series of sidewalk aberrations caused by increasing global financial and political instability are occuring during the summer of 2009. Visit www.aberrationtracking.com for details.
Tubisms, Cars: A temporary public art series on New York City streets, 2007.
