Works on Water - Inaugural Triennial 2017

Untitled Bathroom Installation The Untitled Bathroom Installation was created by Guerilla Science and Marianna de Nadal, with support from Frances Yuan Wang. It was located in the public restrooms and triggered by turning faucets in the bathroom sinks. Inspired by the work of scientists like Deepti Singh, Ben Cook, and Terry Hughes, this installation was built to connect one of our most common and mindless daily acts of engaging with waterâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; washing hands at a bathroom sinkâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;with several water-related stresses and threats across the globe.

Works on Water - Inaugural Triennial 2017

Published on Jul 15, 2018

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Works on Water was the first triennial dedicated to art made on, in and with the water. The inaugural event took place from June 5 to 30, 2017 at 3LD Art & Technology Center in New York City, and featured artworks, theatrical performances, conversations, and off-site expeditions that explored diverse artistic investigation of water in the urban environment. The inaugural Works on Water triennial in 2017 was created and curated by a group of artists and cultural producers: Emily Blumenfeld, Clarinda Mac Low, Eve Mosher, Nancy Nowacek, Katie Pearl, and Sarah Cameron Sunde. It was produced by New Georges in collaboration with 3LD and Guerilla Science and Arts Brookfield. This catalogue contains installation photos and essays by Charlotte Eyerman, Sarah Cameron Sunde, and Nicole Miller. It was created in collaboration with Underwater New York to serve as a lasting and important testament to the triennial that took place, and make a case for Water Art as an emerging field.

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