After the Brooks project ends on Feb. 5, there will be installations by Josephine Meckseper and Kiki Smith.
Among the works will be installations by Pipilotti Rist, Rirkrit Tiravanija, and Piotr Ulanski.
This season, running from Nov. 5 through Sept. 14, 2012, there will be installations from an international group of young artists.
He will recreate some performances, but the heart of the show will be installations of sets and environments, video, photographs and ephemera, he said, including "stuff from a lot of people's basements".
A large part of the exhibition will be installations by mythic outlaws like the subway painter and "Wild Style" star Lee Quinones and Chaz Bojorquez, whose style draws from cholo gang graffiti and Asian calligraphy.
Included in the mix will be installations by artists such as Karla Diaz, Haruko Tanaka and the collective Fallen Fruit, which riffs on the social, cultural and economic ramifications of food.
Among the priorities will be the installation of a climate control system.
Among them will be the installation of HEPA filters and exhaust hoods for high-speed mail-handling equipment.
The end result will be an installation in her studio based on her experiences, to be shown on 29 and 30 January.
Opposite Ms. Smith's work, in the other amphitheaterlike space, will be an installation of a pirate ship by Ilya and Emilia Kabakov.
