Exhibition Design proposal for the Eldridge St Synagogue.
Target: "cool" young people
Hernan Carranza
Karolina Ziulkoski
Luisa Pereira Hors
Rose Schlossberg
Sheiva Rezvani
New York University
Fall 2011
7. mapping uses
as an installation: both external &
internal on a temporary basis
as a tool, more permanent, for
telling stories and an alternative
to a guided tour
(i) history of the synagogue and community
(ii) visualizing the restoration process
(iii) a lesson on the architecture
9. musical concerts
visualizations of classical music
(eg. Beethoven Night @ Eldridge)
inviting cool bands to do one-time
shows with option to collaborate
with video-artists for installation
11. partnership with
the new museum
offering off-site space for
temporary and complementary
installations
ticket purchase to NM includes a
video-mapped tour @ Eldridge
13. yiddish signs
to indicate to a visitor that they are
walking toward a culturally distinct
landmark, a sign for “Eldridge
Street” written in Yiddish below the
existing street sign would create an
intriguing invitation.
To enter the conversation of the
chinese immigrant community that
now dominates the neighborhood
15. bagels and blintz’s
at Eldridge
food tourism is a growing part of
the Lower East Side
There are a limited number of
Jewish eateries in the neighborhood
Visitors who would come for a
knish, bagel, kugel, brisket, might
stay for a show.