BTS At Our First (G)Pop-In Located at Governors Island in Collaboration with ArtCrawl Harlem

(G) Project: Immigrants are Us Debuts “What’s Your (G) Status?” Pop-In Campaign During ArtCrawl Harlem’s “Boundaries & Connections: Art & Activism” Artist Residency On Governors Island Weekends, May 1-October 23, 2021

The public is invited to visit Governors Island and “pop-in” to experience the art installation of What Is Your (G) Status beginning every Saturday and Sunday May 1st and 2nd from noon – 5:00 p.m. all summer until October 23rd. Sponsored by the (G)eneration Project, a public art campaign from the Harlem Art Foundation, What Is Your (G) Status proposes that we are ALL immigrants of different generations- G-0 born elsewhere, G-1 first-generation born here and so on – so that we may see ourselves in each other, and each other in ourselves.

Below are BTS images of the installation!

Located in the historic Colonel’s Row House #4B Nolan Park on the scenic grounds of Governors Island overlooking Ellis Island, The Statue of Liberty and the Manhattan skyline, visitors to the Row House explore their (G) status, create an impromptu artwork on a (G) Project-designed card, record a video to share their stories, and pose for a portrait. Virtual visitors can participate online directly here. Email info@gproject.org and tag us on social media.

Stay tuned for special family-friendly events. All are welcome. Appropriate COVID-19 public health protocols will be in place. To Plan your visit and experience the (G)eneration Project and ArtCrawl Harlem’s Boundaries & Connections: Art & Activism Residency, hours to the public are Saturday and Sunday, noon – 5:00 p.m. Reservations are required on the Ferry boat to Governors Island