An evolving collective installation workshop by Eirini Linardaki

New York is a coastal city, shaped by the waters that surround it and the communities that have made it their home.

Fabric of Resilience is an evolving collective installation exploring how fabrics carry memories of people and places, and how our relationships with the sea connect us through histories of migration, environmental change, and collective resilience.

HOW TO PARTICIPATE

Bring your own fabrics to be photographed for the project's visual archive. You can take them home immediately afterward.

Work with fabrics provided at the studio to contribute to a collective textile landscape.

2–5 PM | Open Workshop

Bring your fabrics or work with existing fabrics to contribute to a collective textile landscape.

6 PM | Conversation with Atif Akin and Gigi Argyropoulou

Connected Seas: Environmental Histories, Psychogeography, and Architectures of Resilience

Free and open to all.

Supported by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council (LMCC) Creative Engagement program and Onassis ONX.