Equilibrium is made possible in part with public funds from the Manhattan Community Arts Fund, supported by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and administered by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council. This project was created through Urban Invites, a program of UrbanGlass, Brooklyn, NY. Urban Invites is supported in part by the Rockefeller Brothers Fund. Equilibrium is hosted by the Battery Park City Parks Conservancy and the Battery Park City Authority Fall, 2008.
Hi beth, isabella and i loved the installation. her daughter emma repeated some of her favorite words "aqua" and "bubbles"! it's great how the glass seems so light and like it's made of something else. i liked your photos of the process too. i've lived down here for a long time, over ten years, so the pond is very meaningful to me and your installation is very at one with the environment rather than being art put in the environment, it kind of becomes part of it, and so cool that it is in the water. congratulations! your studio neighbor, natasha
Thank you Natasha, that means a lot to me. I have loved watching and listening to how people, especially children, have responded to the piece - it allows the work to have it's own life and meaning and that is my biggest hope for the installation. See you soon - Beth
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Hi beth, isabella and i loved the installation. her daughter emma repeated some of her favorite words "aqua" and "bubbles"! it's great how the glass seems so light and like it's made of something else. i liked your photos of the process too. i've lived down here for a long time, over ten years, so the pond is very meaningful to me and your installation is very at one with the environment rather than being art put in the environment, it kind of becomes part of it, and so cool that it is in the water. congratulations!
your studio neighbor, natasha
Thank you Natasha, that means a lot to me. I have loved watching and listening to how people, especially children, have responded to the piece - it allows the work to have it's own life and meaning and that is my biggest hope for the installation. See you soon - Beth
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