Project 1 by ArtPrize Visitor Guide by ArtPrize

JOIN US AT PROJECT 1 BY ARTPRIZE ArtPrize presents Project 1: Crossed Lines, a citywide public art exhibition about what it means to belong. Step into three Grand Rapids neighborhoods to explore spectacular art installations, public events, community-oriented projects and performances. Project 1 is built with you in mind and is a public art exhibition that’s only complete when you take part. The commissioned artworks are not just objects for contemplation, instead they’re spaces for action, play and belonging. This is an exhibition that invites you to question what it means to belong in a city. Belonging is more

than an idea, it’s a state of being. Project 1 is here for you to sew fabric that will wrap a building, sing a song from a rooftop, send a message across the Grand River, ride your bike, dance the night away and consider the way divided cities can become whole. Project 1 is composed of a series of installations across the city, each one activated by many one-timeonly performances. Be sure to attend Saturday events at each site throughout September and don’t miss the myriad of performances, exhibitions and other programming presented by our cultural partners throughout the city.

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The artists featured in Project 1 are creating objects and spaces that are completed by community involvement and interaction. By asking artists to alter public spaces temporarily and create new ones, this exhibition explores how and for whom the city is made. It exists to show how art can help transform cities into places where we all belong. ArtPrize is evolving and we’re thrilled to welcome you to this next stage. We hope you’ll find yourself delighted, challenged and inspired.

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ARTISTS Grand Rapids has a rich history of public art defining and enhancing civic space, yet still faces difficult questions about access and boundaries. We invited five world-renowned artists to consider how lines, both visible and invisible, affect our sense of belonging.

The Boom and the Bust DOWNTOWN Jeyifous’ work in public art, installation, drawing, collage and design explores the past and potential futures of urban environments. For Project 1, he created The Boom and the Bust– a monumental sculpture referencing the historic and contemporary challenges of housing discrimination. This abstracted multi-story sculpture rises 25-feet from the ground at the corner of Louis St and Monroe Ave. By combining references to skyscrapers and single-family houses, it reflects the juxtaposition between large-scale downtown development happening alongside foreclosures and displacement. Jeyifous’ work is underwritten by Frey Foundation.

Voice Bridge DOWNTOWN Lozano-Hemmer develops interactive installations that live at the intersection of architecture and performance art. For Project 1, Rafael created a new sitespecific installation called Voice Bridge. Along the handrails of Grand Rapids’ iconic Blue Bridge, a pedestrian bridge which connects the East and West sides of downtown, you’ll find speakers and 400+ lights that shine on the footpath of the bridge. You control the intensity of each light by speaking into the intercoms at each end of the bridge and recording a message. Once recorded, your message will play back as a loop– jumping from speaker to speaker across the bridge as more messages are recorded. Lozano-Hemmer’s work is underwritten by Downtown Grand Rapids Inc.

The Oracle of the Soulmates DOWNTOWN & MLK PARK Hart creates submerged rooftops that look like they were dropped from the sky. The rooftops refer to home, stability or shelter. Hart speaks about the rooftops as thresholds between public and private space. Combined with family and oral histories, and activated by performance, her work explores the power these thresholds have in our lives, and become stages from which power can be reclaimed. For Project 1, Hart created The Oracle of the Soulmates–twin rooftop sculptures, one in the center of Rosa Parks Circle in downtown Grand Rapids, the other in the lawn of Martin Luther King Jr. Park on the southeast side. Hart’s work is underwritten by Herman Miller Cares.

Critical Infrastructure TANGLEFOOT Amenta and Lott, known for their history of wide-ranging collaborative artistic productions with SiTE:LAB, present Critical Infrastructure – a sitespecific architectural intervention at the landmark Tanglefoot building, a fly paper factory that now holds artist studios. In collaboration with DisArt, the intervention creates an environment that addresses issues of accessibility in both form and function. The project reimagines the site by temporarily transforming a private space into a fully accessible public space, through a series of ramps and landings which welcome visitors and a wide variety of performances and interventions by other artists. Throughout Project 1, it will serve as an armature, facilitating dynamic programming and community engagement.

Kaleidoscopic DOWNTOWN, TANGLEFOOT & MLK PARK Browder creates large-scale, vibrant fabric installations–turning building exteriors and other public sites into multi-colored sculptures. Community participation is essential to her work. Throughout the spring and summer, volunteers came together in support of her work by donating colorful fabric and sewing alongside her. Through this community involvement, Browder looks to give a voice to the citizens of Grand Rapids and blur the division between audience and artist. The largest section of Kaleidoscopic is draped over the community center building in MLK Park. You can also see her work on four skywalks in the heart of downtown and the facade of a building at Tanglefoot. Browder’s work is underwritten by X-Rite and Pantone.

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GETTING AROUND Project 1 exists in three locations around Grand Rapids.

Project 1: Crossed Lines focuses on how boundaries, both visible and invisible, impact our sense of belonging in a city. The installations at each site are meant to connect the city’s three wards and explore their divergent histories, contemporary challenges and unique communities.

Transportation Utilizing the city’s public transport system is a great way to explore all three site locations. This option reduces your carbon footprint and is a fun way to explore the city! Thanks to our city partners Mobile GR and The Rapid. Ride the Rapid Purchase a Wave Card and find a full route schedule and map at ridetherapid.org. Travel from Rapid Central Station to each site by following the routes mentioned to the right of each map location. Catch A Ride With limited parking options, using a rideshare is one of the easiest and most convenient ways to get around Project 1. Rideshares include Uber, Lyft and taxi services.

Project 1 Honda Hoppers Look for the Honda Hopper presented by West Michigan Honda Dealers. Catch a free Hopper between our Project 1 sites from 12–6p each Saturday in September. Ride A Bike Get active and have an art adventure on your bike! In partnership with Mobile GR, we designed a bike route between sites (project.artprize.org/ pedal-project-1). Don’t forget to join us for Pedal Project 1 on Sept 21 for a city bike ride to each location. Driving Your Car Planning ahead will help you navigate parking during events. A variety of free and paid parking options are within walking distance of each site location. When you can, please consider carpooling. School and Charter Buses There are transportation grants available to educators to help offset transportation costs to Project 1. For more information, contact education@artprize.org.

Accessibility The ArtPrize organization strives to connect visitors of all ages, abilities and backgrounds to the world of art. We believe the most captivating conversations happen when our audience reflects the true diversity of our community. We invite you to give us feedback that we will take into consideration when planning future events. Contact becca@artprize.org. Care Granted, a leader in the home healthcare space, is providing free curated tours of Project 1 for people with mobility challenges. Accessible transportation will be provided to ensure guests of all mobility levels can comfortably tour the exhibition. Virtual 3D tours will be available of the exhibition for those who may not be able to physically visit the sites. DisArt created audio descriptions for those with a visual impairment. Through verbal descriptions this guide will share the experience of Project 1 as an audio tour. Public event assistance, including ASL interpretation and wheelchair rentals, and the above tours will be available by contacting events@artprize.org.

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Honda Hopper vehicles provide complimentary rides between Project 1 sites Catch a Ride: Saturdays in September

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Artist Installations

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DOWNTOWN

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Downtown features a walkable center-city experience with installations by four of our five commissioned artists. Amanda Browder’s textile wraps are featured on four downtown skywalks. Heather Hart’s sunken rooftop sculpture in Rosa Parks Circle features performances throughout the exhibition. See Olalekan Jeyifous’ large steel sculpture on Louis and Monroe. And Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s work invites visitor participation through sound and light on the Blue Bridge.

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Located on the south lawn of the Grand Rapids Public Museum, Flexible Fence is a collaborative art installation that brings together the voices of every fourth grade student in Grand Rapids Public Schools. In collaboration with artist Eliza Fernand. Visitor Kiosk Hours Saturdays in Sept 12p–6p

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Exhibition Hours 24/7

Ride the Rapid Take the Silver Line (no fare zone) or Route 9 to Monroe & Louis stop #4486. The pink DASH bus (always free) also services this area; stop #9404 at Pearl & Monroe. Parking Lots. See the interative parking map by Mobile GR at project.artprize.org/transportation.

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Downtown site underwritten by DTE Energy Foundation

MLK PARK

900 Fuller Ave SE Located in a residential neighborhood on the southeast side of the city, MLK Park features works by artists Amanda Browder and Heather Hart. Browder wrapped the exterior of the community lodge with a vibrant, multi-colored textile piece– created with the help of local donations and volunteers. Hart installed a sculpture in the park that mimics the roof of a house that appears to sink into the lawn. Visitors will be able to climb on the roof and enter the attic, and the roof will serve as a stage for local music, dance, spoken word and other community events. We selected MLK Park as a Project 1 site in collaboration with community members, city officials and the artists. Visitor Kiosk Hours Open during official events

Exhibition Hours Daily 9a–8:30p

Ride the Rapid Take Route 2, or Route 5, to Fuller Ave across from Prince stop #951. During Project 1 Route 2 (Kalamazoo) will increase frequency on all Saturdays from 30 minute intervals to 15 minute intervals from 12–9p, thanks to Mobile GR and The Rapid. Be respectful of area neighbors–please don’t park on lawns or block driveways. For parking options, visit project.artprize.org. MLK Park site underwritten by Meijer

TANGLEFOOT

314 Straight Ave SW An architectural intervention by artist Paul Amenta and architect Ted Lott, as well as a work by Amanda Browder, can be viewed at Tanglefoot. This industrial campus is named after a flypaper manufacturer. For the last several decades, it has been home to artist studios. This rich creative history led Amenta and Lott to the site. Together they built a platform for the creative experimentation of other artists, both figuratively and literally. Participation and collaboration are essential to their work. For Project 1, they created a structure that responds to the existing architecture of the space by filling a partial courtyard with an accessible pavilion. Audiences and performers will occupy the new structure throughout the exhibition. Visitor Kiosk Hours Exhibition Hours Open during official events Mon–Sat 12p–6p Sun 12p–8p Ride the Rapid Take Route 18 to Butterworth & Straight stop #7992. Note: Walking back from Tanglefoot to Central Station is the fastest route to catch another bus. Be respectful of area neighbors–please don’t park on lawns or block driveways. For parking options, visit project.artprize.org.

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PROJECT 1 EVENTS Each Saturday in September there will be a variety of free activities at Project 1 locations.

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Downtown Opening Launch Event

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Grand Rapids African American Art and Music Festival

Don’t miss the launch of Project 1: Crossed Lines. The opening event features surprising appearances and a not-to-miss vertical dance performance by BANDALOOP in Rosa Parks Circle. This will be followed by a conversation between Project 1 artist Rafael LozanoHemmer and Alice Gray Stites, Chief Curator of 21c Museum Hotels. 12–2P

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MLK Park Community Celebration Join us for a community celebration featuring a sonic landscape of folk, experimental hip-hop, soul and classical music by cellist Jordan Hamilton and other local performers. The afternoon’s festivities include a conversation with Project 1 artists Heather Hart and Amanda Browder with Nicole Caruth, independent curator and writer. 2–5P

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Tanglefoot Opening Night Presented by DisArt The day concludes with a can’tmiss drag show by London’s Drag Syndrome–the first US performance by the award-winning group, which will use Paul Amenta and Ted Lott’s Project 1 installation Critical Infrastructure as a stage, catwalk and arena; in partnership with SiTE:LAB and DisArt. Preceding the show, hear Project 1 artists Paul Amenta, Ted Lott and collaborators Chris Smit and Jill Vyn of DisArt in conversation with Dan Cameron, independent curator. 6–9P

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Sept 8 Panel Discussion Project 1 artist Olalekan Jeyifous in conversation with Larry Ossei-Mensah, Susanne Feld Hilberry Senior Curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit at 37 Ottawa Ave NW. 11A –12P

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Enjoy live music, arts and education activities for the whole family. Partners include John Ball Zoo, Experience Live Art, Artists Creating Together, Grand Rapids Public Museum, Comedy Project, Gilda’s Club and more. 11A–6P

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Blue Bridge Amplified, Featuring Dan Deacon Presented by Founders Brewing Co. Don’t miss an unforgettable evening of light, sound and community at this one-night-only performance. Electronic beat-maker and headliner, Dan Deacon, and an array of local artists will take over Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s Voice Bridge, activating the sound system and 400+ lights that will traverse Grand Rapids’ iconic Blue Bridge. 8–11P

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Sept 21 Presented by Wolverine Worldwide

Pedal Project 1 Bike Tour

The boundless artistic contributions of African-Americans will be highlighted during the Third Annual Grand Rapids African American Art and Music Celebration in partnership with Project 1. The day long festival will be at MLK Park and will immerse the community in art, music, dance and food reflecting the diversity of the African American Community in Grand Rapids and West Michigan. Performances on Heather Hart’s The Oracle of the Soulmates. Mainstage headliner: Raheem DeVaughn. 9A–11P

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Sept 28 DisArt Presents Voices at Tanglefoot DisArt and its collaborators present Voices, an immersive, multimedia project displayed and interacted with throughout the Tanglefoot site. Designed as both an aesthetic and archiving experience, Voices will gather and visualize stories of alienation and belonging from disabled community members as well as visitors to the site. The event is free and all are encouraged to attend and participate. 12–6P TANGLEFOOT

Explore the immersive artworks on view as part of Project 1 from the unique perspective of your bike seat. Pedal Project 1 is a family-friendly guided bike tour for all ages and levels featuring stops at each site location (Downtown, MLK Park, and Tanglefoot) as well as an extended visit to the Grand Rapids African American Art & Music Festival. Meet at Rosa Parks Circle. For a bike route map and to register for this free event go to project.artprize.og/pedal-project-1. 8:30A DOWNTOWN

Oct 26

Closing Celebration at Studio Park

Join us at Studio Park to celebrate the final weekend of Project 1. The evening will kick-off with a press conference where several exciting announcements will be made for ArtPrize 2020. The evening will conclude with live music in the Studio Park Listening Room located at Cherry St and Ionia Ave SW. 7P

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CULTURAL HAPPENINGS Grand Rapids’ thriving creative community is bolstered by cultural organizations and venues that are open year-round. While you’re visiting the Project 1 exhibition, be sure to pay a visit to these institutions that offer a dynamic selection of community-focused events, programming and entertainment year-round.

Stop by the Welcome Center at the GRAM in the Museum Store at 101 Monroe Center to get the most up to date information about Grand Rapids events and happenings. HOURS: Mon-Wed 10a–5p Thurs 10a–9p Fri-Sat 10a–8p Sun 12–5p

For a full list of cultural organizations and information about restaurants, hotels and other events going on around the city visit experiencegr.com.

Project 1 Inspired: Free Exhibitions & Events

Art and Cultural Activities

Sept 6 –10 All Art Works Show: Great Art at Great Prices (37 Ottawa Ave NW) Mon,Tues, Fri: 10–8p Sat, Sun: 10–6p

Actors’ Theatre atgr.org

All Art Works is excited to present artwork by 200 artists during Project 1. All Art Works is a juried online platform designed to connect art buyers (you) with great art. Work by artists of every career level are curated next to work by world famous artists. All art work is for sale and priced for new and experienced buyers, and it’s a great show to see even if you just want to look. The show is free and open to the public. A percentage of sales is donated to ArtPrize educational programs.

Avenue for the Arts avenueforthearts.com

Sept 6 – Oct 4 Shades of Blackness: An Exhibition of African American Artists DeVos Place Convention Center

Dog Story Theatre dogstorytheater.com

Shades of Blackness is an exhibition that features work from African American Artists from across the US. In conjunction with the African American Art and Music Festival.

(paid admission may apply)

African American Museum & Archives graama.org

Broadway Grand Rapids broadwaygrandrapids.com Circle Theatre circletheatre.org DeVos Performance Hall devosperformancehall.com DeVos Place devosplace.org

The Fed Galleries at KCAD kcad.ferris.edu/galleries/fed-galleries Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park meijergardens.org Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum fordlibrarymuseum.gov GRAAMA graama.org Grand Rapids Art Museum artmuseumgr.org

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Grand Rapids Ballet grballet.com Grand Rapids Children’s Museum grcm.org Grand Rapids Civic Theater grct.org Grand Rapids Public Library grpl.org Grand Rapids Public Museum grpm.org Grand Rapids Symphony grsymphony.org Jewish Theatre Grand Rapids jtgr.org John Ball Zoo jbzoo.org Muse GR facebook.com/mymusegr Opera Grand Rapids operagr.org St. Cecilia Music Center scmc-online.org The Listening Room at Studio Park listeningroomgr.com Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts uica.org Van Andel Arena vanandelarena.com

Project 1 sponsors and supporters included as of publication date

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS Leadership Sponsors

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THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTERS Thank you to the City of Grand Rapids and Mobile GR for your continued support.

summer, you shared your time, energy, fabric and stories with us in creating Amanda Browder’s Kaleidescopic. The volunteer progam is sponsored by Lake Michigan Credit Union.

Curatorial Advisory Committee

Board of Directors

Each member of the curatorial advisory committee is an expert in their field and gave a distinct point of view to the artist selection process for Project 1: Crossed Lines.

Rick DeVos Sue Jandernoa Daryn Kuipers Mary Ellen Rodgers Joel Schellhammer Marc Schwartz Scott VanderLeek Mark Washington Rebecca Wierda Jim Zwiers

Joseph Becherer Director of the Snite Museum of Art at the University of Notre Dame Dan Cameron Independent Curator Rebecca Carbin Independent Curator and founder of I Heart Your Work Art Futures and ART + PUBLIC UnLtd Nicole Caruth Independent Curator and Writer Alice Gray Stites Chief Curator of 21c Museum Hotels Larry Ossei-Mensah Susanne Feld Hilberry Senior Curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit

Benefactor Sponsors Cadillac Care Granted DisArt Ellis Parking Fast Signs The Gilmore Collection Greenleaf Trust Grand Valley State University Kendall College of Art & Design of Ferris State University McGarry Bair RDV Corporation UBS Via Design Warner Norcross + Judd LLP

J.C. & Tammy Huizenga Mark & Mary Beth Meijer Dan & Sherry Bowen GOLD Jerry & Marcia Tubergen Mimi Cummings Michael & Sue Jandernoa Ann Bradley Cazer Michael Cazer Meg & Greg Willit SILVER Marilyn Titche John Nienhuis & Jerry Nardin Daniel Terry Maureen Hale Robert & Mary Jo Schierbeek Jim & Jane Zwiers Jeff & Xuesi Gurney Craig & Emilie Wierda Attalah & Mimi Amash Andy & Rebecca Anderson Sidney & Cate Jansma David & Mary Ellen Rodgers Dan Packard Daryn & Kira Kuipers BRONZE Scott & Melissa VanderLeek Justin & Kara Amash David & Leslie Hooker Robert Delamar Mike & Lynette Ellis Mary Ann Keeler Blake & Mary Krueger Earle & Kyle Irwin Aesha Baldwin Dave & Karen Custer Carl Erickson & Mary O’Neill Deb & Don Axce Ken Grashuis

Patron Sponsors Neighborhood Advisory Committee

This group of committed MLK Park neighbors and friends provided guidance, recommendations and expertise to ArtPrize and the two Brooklyn-based artists sited at MLK Park, Heather Hart and Amanda Browder. Lisa Beene Paul Belcher Mae Black Bryan Blakely Jordoun Eatman Shelby Garbini Leteefah Gofoe Gordon Griffin Julie Griffin Michael Harris Dana Knight Christina McPike Jewellynne Richardson Tino Scott Michelle Velting Kristine Wildeboer

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Consulate General of Canada in Detroit Gerald R Ford International Airport Huntington Bank Holiday Inn Downtown GR John Ball Zoo Kettering University Neurocore The Right Place, Inc Varnum LLP

Friend Sponsors Baudville Brands Compass College of Cinematic Arts Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park Harder & Warner Landscaping & Garden Center Pig Out on the Fly Sears Architects MSU College of Human Medicine Trellis Werner Roofing Westshore

Donors 2018-2019 Volunteers

To the volunteers who helped us launch Project 1’s inaugural exhibition—we cannot thank you enough.This spring and

PLATINUM Rick & Melissa DeVos Brian DeVries & Barbara Pugh Sam & Janene Cummings Terri Land & Dan Hibma Scott & Rebecca Wierda

ArtPrize Team Jori Bennett Carlie Bergsma Kevin Buist Derek Call Brian Cohen Arielle Creps Kristian Grant Becca Guyette Katherine Hagman Edgar Hernandez Shawn Irwin JoLee Kirkikis Jenn Meade Dana Knight George Miguel Katie Moore Amy Nieuwsma Meghan Onak Allison Palm Margaret Paxton Chandra Pearson Brandon Redmond Paul Sapp Jessica Shelton Brennan Smith Holly Tumbarello Mia Wallace Dayna Walton Kevin Wolfrom Jaenell Woods Katie Zychowski

THANK YOU TO OUR PROJECT 1 EDUCATION PARTNERS ArtPrize provides students, teachers and visitors meaningful learning experiences, inspiring generations of artists and art-lovers.

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