ice house

icehouse

icehouse interior
icehouse interior walk-through
Kasper Kovitz – icehouse [Nova Scotia, Canada] 2010

icehouse

icehouse interior
icehouse interior walk-through
Kasper Kovitz – icehouse [Nova Scotia, Canada] 2010

Pecher
Pecher; pine sap on paper; 2009; 11 1/14″ x 17 5/8″

sap cabins
sap cabins; pine sap on paper; 2008; 26 1/2″ x 19 3/4″

Das Red River Thal

Heimsuche Detail
Heimsuche [Das Red River Thal]; pine sap on paper; 2007; 39 3/4” x 26”

small sap
small sap; pine sap on paper; 2009; 9 1/2″ x 12 3/8″

fox and pine
fox and pine; fox urine and pine sap; 2009; 18 1/2″ x 12 3/4″

Foxes
Foxes; fox urine; 2008; 9 1/2″ x 12 3/8″

Bob
Bob; bobcat urine on paper; 2009; 11 3/4″ x 8 1/4″

no title
no title; coyote urine; 2008; 9 1/2″ x12 3/8″
1) install cameras on the island.
2) tear off the landings and piers and close the island to the public – forever.
3) put the cameras online. Now everybody can verify the island is really vacated.
4) go back to calling the island “Nutten”.

Nutten (formerly Governors Island)
160-acre vacated island, cameras connected to free-access TV and web.
Kasper Kovitz 2009
For more information on, and to support this project become a fan on Facebook for: What to do with Governors Island: NUTTEN
I was just notified that the Pollock-Krasner Foundation awarded me a grant. Needless to say I am very happy. Thank you Pollock-Krasner Foundation!
Tagged grant
studio Brooklyn

Rate Your Progress

Rate Your Progress
photos: Kasuhiro Saiki
Kasper Kovitz – Rate Your Progress [Schoharie County, NY] 2009
25′ x 10′ x 12′ 8 x 3 x 4 m – six walls total
at International Studio & Curatorial Program, NYC, 1040 Metropolitan Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11211
When I started to work on Rate Your Progress, I thought of a clearing in the woods and what we associate with a clearing, usually something positive. I came across this image: A massive bomb is the reason for the clearing in the otherwise completely dense forest/jungle. It is a strange realization that in this instance the bomb is the cause for light to enter…
bomb site clearing, Vietnam

studio Brooklyn, 4th wall