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May 05, 2009

HomeBase IV Looks at History of N.Y.'s LES

HomeBase.jpg The history of the Educational Alliance as reflected in the changes in New York City's Lower East Side is the topic of a conversation during the opening of HomeBase IV. The Educational Alliance is one of the first settlement houses in New York. HomeBase, founded/directed by artist Anat Litwin, is an annual site-specific project devoted to the exploration of "Home," marking a temporary base, a raw urban architectural site in a neighborhood undergoing change, and inviting international artists to engage in a three-week workshop that includes study, dialogue and communal dinners, followed by a three-week happening and a publication. HomeBase IV takes place in a former medical center in the Lower East Side., opening May 9. It's a project of LABA (National Laboratory for New Jewish Culture at the 14th St. Y) and the Educational Alliance. [LINK] Posted by Linda Frye Burnham

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