Kathryne Hall

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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“Aberrant Drain” is part of a series of temporary art installations in New York City that subvert common urban elements and the experience of public space. These interventions are designed to provoke as well as entertain, leading the viewer to question the stability and function of the urban environment, consider the mundane as a subject for sculpture, or simply to smile in amusement.

Date and location: September 19th, 2pm-6pm Southeast corner of Myrtle Avenue at Clinton Avenue.

“Aberrant Drain” is sponsored, in part, by the Greater New York Arts Development fund of the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, administered by the Brooklyn Arts Council.   

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”.

Check out Aberrant Sidewalk featured by Jeff Kinkel on Dossier Magazine’s Journal, July 10, 2009.

Public Art panel by Council on the Arts & Humanities for Staten Island & Freshkills Park.      

Darryl, Katie, “Deadline” episode 328, HDNet TV, 9/8/07.Video available upon request.

Derouchie, Daniel, Time Out New York, 07/12/07, “Down the Tubes”.

Glynn, Kara, “Brooklyn Record”, Gowanus Artist of the Day, 10/10/06.