Kathleena Howie
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DUBBED DIRECTIONS
Dubbed Directions acknowledges how construction is apart of everyday city life. We have to re-route and navigate constant change. This intervention is a play on street and construction signage and how we can still make ourselves feel safe within constant flux. LADY K-FEVER (b. Canada) is a New York based inter-disciplinary artist and curator working…
12th Avenue, 12th Avenue viaduct, art in Manhattanville, Bike intervention, Harlem art, Harlem Arts, Kathleena Howie, LADY K-FEVER, Manhattanville, reflective art, Riverside Drive Viaduct, street art, Under the Viaduct 2015, urban art, UTV 2015, West 125th Street, West Harlem, West Harlem Art Fund, West Harlem Art Fund + Under the Viaduct, West harlem Arts, West Harlem Piers area, Will Vaultz photography -
REFLECTIVE LIGHT ON THE EDGE OF FUSION
Kathleena Howie aka Lady K Fever and the Curator Savona have been on a journey developing reflective fashion and tabletops. And now this journey includes On the Edge of Fusion, Armory Arts Week and the UN International Year of Light. Incorporating street art, poetry and design.
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V Line for Everyday Life
Reflective Wearables The V Line is an artistic collaboration developed by Street Artist Lady K Fever and the Curator Savona. The jackets are made from repurposed fabric with reflective or LED lights appliquéd. Reflective prototypes will debut at the Harlem Premiere of Pop-Up Digis at Madiba Harlem January 23, 2015. A team is being assembled…
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LINE UP FOR LIGHTING INTERVENTION UNDER THE VIADUCT
SATURDAY’S LINEUP May 10, 2014 Artists Cynthia Beth Rudin D. Carlton Bright Dennis Hlynsky Dianne Smith Eduardo DiFarnecio Eileen Cohen Erik Sanner Eva Olsson Henry Gwiazda Jonas Nilsson Julian Bozeman Kathleena Howie Peter Rogina Rupert Nesbitt Steve Pavlovsky Harlem Biospace Guest Curator Linda Griggs
art Harlem, art in Harlem, Cynthia Beth Rudin, D. Carlton Bright, DENNIS HLYNSKY, Dianne Smith, digital art, digital projection, Eduardo Difarnecio, Eileen Cohen, Erik Sanner, Eva Olsson, Harlem art, Harlem Arts, Harlem Biospace, Henry Gwiazda, Jonas Nilsson, Julian Bozeman, Kathleena Howie, light graffiti, light painting, lighting design, Linda Griggs, NYC contemporary art, NYC public art, Peter Rogina, public art, Rupert Nesbitt, Savona Bailey-McClain, Steve Pavlovsky, West Harlem, West Harlem Art Fund
