A forthcoming project will feature whatever Mr. Dion unearths from the former sculpture garden at the Museum of Modern Art, to be shown when that institution reopens after renovations.
According to the company's plans, the project will feature two levels and have 70,000 square feet reserved for sellers of locally grown and specialty foods.
In addition to a continuing installation by Kim Sooja, this dance project will feature work by Paige Martin, Karl Andersen and Amy Rosen and Derek Bernstein this weekend, in a Saturday series that runs through Sept. 1.
In addition to a continuing installation by Kim Sooja, this dance project will feature Jonathan Bepler, Nami Yamomoto and Dean Moss in the closing performance of the series.
On Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., the Family Art Project will feature the Friendly Falcons and Their Friend the Snake, the visual-art and performance duo made up of Jeffrey Kurosaki and Tara Pelletier.
Over the coming months, The Privacy Project will feature reporters investigating how digital privacy is being compromised, Op-Ed editors bringing in outside voices to help foster debate and contextualize trade-offs, and Opinion writers calling for solutions.
The new project will feature a variety of cooperative activities, including an annual symposium on U.S.-China relations, working group meetings and Track 1.5 or Track 2 diplomatic initiatives, and new professional development opportunities for students and young professionals.
In addition to 2,000 high-rise apartment units, the Lake Meadows project will feature renovation of existing rental units and condominiums, construction of single-family town homes and expansion of a small shopping center on the corner of 35th Street and Cottage Grove.
This $141 million project will feature 482 residential units (including public housing, affordable, and market rate units), green space, and 32,900 feet of retail space.
