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 publiccity / NEWS (DECEMBER 2007)CURRENT PROJECTS / OPEN EXCHANGEPubliccity is currently putting together multiple events for the upcoming year. We will also be holding an open exchange to further the projects in development through community input. We invite anyone interested in public architecture to contact us at: info@publiccity.org THE CHANGING FACE OF CHARLESTONPUBLICCITYhas been invited to participate in a group exhibit at The City Gallery at Waterfront Park. The Changing Face of Charleston exhibition focuses a critical eye on issues affecting the increasing physical, economic, social, and cultural changes occurring in the lowcountry. Opening Reception February 2, 6 pm We welcome collaborators and volunteers as we plan and prepare for the event - please contact us at: hoertdoerfer@publiccity.org PREVIOUS PROJECTS PROJECTIONS ON MAPPING JUNE 12th and 13th A collaboration film event with Spoleto showing publiccty event fims at Meminger Elemantary School courtyard - showing in Charleston, June 11 and 12. COMMANDEERING SPACES MAY 7th, 8th, and 9th The film event COMMANDEERING SPACES examines the boundaries of public and private space through eight short films projected onto downtown Charleston buildings simultaneously - showing in Charleston, May 7, 8, and 9. Opening Reception May 7, 8 pm onward at Nula - 320 King Street - will host the filmmakers and is free and open to the public. CLEMSON ARCHITECTURAL CENTER IN CHARLESTON COMPETITION Publiccity has partnered with Ann Behe Architects, Design Works Landscape Architects and Bruce Mau among others for Clemson University's new architecture building. Finalist were announced in December with the winner to be choosen by the end of January. See Clemson's website for more information: www.clemson.edu/cacc/. PROCESS WORKS NOVEMBER 15PROCESS WORKS - a fundraising auction at the Civic Design Center in Charleston, South Carolina. We will be presenting pieces produced during the design process and bringing the greater Charleston community together to exhibit work of Architects and Landscape Architects on the 15th of November 2003. SHORELINE DRIFT OCTOBER 17 & 18 The installation “Shoreline Drift” is intended to raise awareness of natural processes and how it has been accelerated by our development efforts along the South Carolina Coast. Folly Beach is known by the nickname “The Edge of America.” But that edge and all that it encompasses is a landscape of constant change. The sands that form this 6 mile barrier island southwest of Charleston Harbor are in a state of transition, as natural erosion processes cause on going depletion of the shoreline. This process is known as Shoreline Drift. OTHER EVENTS / LINKS:- - |