Cynthia Beth Rubin

Hudson Valley: Exploring Plankton Life in the

Muddy Waters

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Art in Public Space

 

Screening of Eden Waters. July 2014

New York City, New York USA

West Harlem Art Fund

Savonna Bailey and Linda Griggs, curators

 

The primary public space of our world is the universal space of environmental waters, home to the unseen microscopic life that provides the most elemental life on the food chain. Urban space, all space, depends on the hidden qualities of the water, the activities of the micro-organisms that are the pulse of the ocean.

 

Bringing awareness of this hidden life to the urban setting, where layers of culture intertwine with the visible environment but rarely with the invisible, is one of the imperatives of our time. The challenge is how do we engage the public in a narrative that includes a true artistic dialogue?

Governor's Island, August 2014

Curated by Yona Verwer

Art Kibbutz exhibition "The Jewish Waltz with Planet Earth"

small still image and with video shown at:

Fountain Art Fair, curated by Linda Griggs

and

Governor's Island, curated by Yona Verwer

Cynthia Beth Rubin   ©2021