POSENENSKE SESSIONS II
Models & Workshop for Charlotte Posenenske
Dia Art Foundation
Beacon, NY
2021
Workshop Lead: Diana Mangaser
In conjunction with the exhibition Charlotte Posenenske, Dia Art Foundation presented Posenenske Sessions II—a winter workshop session in-person at Dia:Beacon and online via zoom. In keeping with the participatory and democratic process that Posenenske envisioned for her work, workshop participants were invited to collaborate in designing the installation.
Workshop Participants: Brigit Larson, Carrie Scheinder, Charlotte Foley, Christina Delius, Eva Jespersen, Daniel Oates-Kuhn, Laura Genes, Mira Dayal, Mollie McKinley, Nicole Kaak, Quinn Schoen, Stephen Kwok, Tongji Philip Qian, Yoshihiro Sergel. Thanks to: Alexis Lowry, Matilde Guidelli Guidi, Ian Wallace, Meagan Mattingly, Alex Vargo, Valerie Chang (Dia Art Foundation); Ricardo Fuentes & Michelle Batho (Fabhaus). Photography: Don Stahl
Models & Workshop for Charlotte Posenenske
Dia Art Foundation
Beacon, NY
2021
Workshop Lead: Diana Mangaser
In conjunction with the exhibition Charlotte Posenenske, Dia Art Foundation presented Posenenske Sessions II—a winter workshop session in-person at Dia:Beacon and online via zoom. In keeping with the participatory and democratic process that Posenenske envisioned for her work, workshop participants were invited to collaborate in designing the installation.
Workshop Participants: Brigit Larson, Carrie Scheinder, Charlotte Foley, Christina Delius, Eva Jespersen, Daniel Oates-Kuhn, Laura Genes, Mira Dayal, Mollie McKinley, Nicole Kaak, Quinn Schoen, Stephen Kwok, Tongji Philip Qian, Yoshihiro Sergel. Thanks to: Alexis Lowry, Matilde Guidelli Guidi, Ian Wallace, Meagan Mattingly, Alex Vargo, Valerie Chang (Dia Art Foundation); Ricardo Fuentes & Michelle Batho (Fabhaus). Photography: Don Stahl
INDEX
TEA HOUSE
Manitoga
Spring Street Garden
Woods Gerry
RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL
Lake Cabin
Rowhouse
Live/Work
Studio 2Q
CURATORIAL
Artist In Vacancy
Ann Street Gallery
EXHIBITIONS & WORKSHOPS
Dia: Chelsea
Bauhaus Dessau
Dia: Beacon
Arts Letters & Numbers
COMMISSIONS & COLLABORATIONS
Codas
Dance Platform
Winter Solstice Bells
Hako Sushi
Bubuto
Salo
TEA HOUSE
Manitoga
Spring Street Garden
Woods Gerry
RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL
Lake Cabin
Rowhouse
Live/Work
Studio 2Q
CURATORIAL
Artist In Vacancy
Ann Street Gallery
EXHIBITIONS & WORKSHOPS
Dia: Chelsea
Bauhaus Dessau
Dia: Beacon
Arts Letters & Numbers
COMMISSIONS & COLLABORATIONS
Codas
Dance Platform
Winter Solstice Bells
Hako Sushi
Bubuto
Salo
Y S D M is the collaborative studio
of Yoshihiro Sergel & Diana Mangaser,
currently based in Newburgh, NY.
Our practice imagines design as a prismatic lens in which we integrate spatial awareness, architectural sensibility, and aesthetics into the structure of everyday environments we immerse ourselves and invite others to engage in.
Our work aims to mediate the oft divisive disciplinary separation between the speculative yet generative exercises of theoretical inquiry and the immediacy of praxis by undertaking the task of seeing such speculations through to built form.
By selecting to operate from a ground-up, environmentally, economically, and socially conscious framework, we leverage constraints as part of a framework from which we continuously develop our position and conceptual lines of study.
As of late, our interest lies in tea culture; intersections between cultural/traditional materials and methods with contemporary forms; what a regenerative architecture may come to be.
of Yoshihiro Sergel & Diana Mangaser,
currently based in Newburgh, NY.
Our practice imagines design as a prismatic lens in which we integrate spatial awareness, architectural sensibility, and aesthetics into the structure of everyday environments we immerse ourselves and invite others to engage in.
Our work aims to mediate the oft divisive disciplinary separation between the speculative yet generative exercises of theoretical inquiry and the immediacy of praxis by undertaking the task of seeing such speculations through to built form.
By selecting to operate from a ground-up, environmentally, economically, and socially conscious framework, we leverage constraints as part of a framework from which we continuously develop our position and conceptual lines of study.
As of late, our interest lies in tea culture; intersections between cultural/traditional materials and methods with contemporary forms; what a regenerative architecture may come to be.