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DAY 15 Today is Tuesday, January 17th, and we consider the creation of the "art district," and its role in the art market. The readings

focus on the move of New York's contemporary art district from SoHo to Chelsea at the end of the twentieth century. In your response,

discuss either SoHo or Chelsea and the factors that went into making or dismantling each neighborhood as an art district. Many art

world players thought that SoHo, as a contemporary art magnet, would last forever. Today, the feeling about Chelsea is the same,

specially with speculators like the Whitney Museum of American Art, which plans to move from the Upper East Side to Chelsea in a new

uilding by 2015. But many remember the Guggenheim's ill-fated expansion to SoHo. By the time that satellite exhibition space closed,

SoHo galleries had begun their exodus north and westward to Chelsea. You might also site other examples of art districts in other cities

or countries.

Readings

New York City: Soho, Lower East Side

A Gallerist Turned Developer - New York Times.pdf 

Read: Fred A. Bernstein, "A Gallerist Turned Developer," the New York Times, March 18, 2007.

New York City: Chelsea and Contemporary Art

ChelseaArtDistric.pdf

Read: David Halle and Elizabeth Tiso, "Contemporary Art: A 'Global and Local Perspective via New York's Chelsea District," in UCLA, On-Line Working Paper Series, California Center for Population Research, 2007

No Next Chelsea

no next chelsea.pdf

Read: Saltz, Jerry. "No Next Chelsea," in Modern Painters, October 2006.
 

Art, Bohemia and Economic Development

Bohemia.pdf

Read: Elizabeth Currid, "Bohemia as Subculture; "Bohemia" as Industry: Art, Culture and Economic Development," in Journal of Planning Literature, 23, 368-383.{color}

The Highline!

highline.PDF

Read: Lisa Chamberlain, "Open Space Overhead," in Planning, March 2006.

Geography of Galleries in NYC

changing art NYC GOOD.pdf

Recommended Reading: Harvey Molotch and Mark Treskon, "Changing Art: Soho, Chelsea and the Dynamic Geography of Galleries in New York City," inInternational Journal of Urban and Regional Research, Vol. 33.2, June 2009, pp 517-531.

Individual Contributions

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Charles Saunders

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Christina Chaplin

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Dalanda Jalloh

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Daniel Chazen

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Elena Cestero

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H. Hunt Bradley, III

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June Shin

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Kelly Zona

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Khrystyne Wilson

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Kwame Nana-Atoo

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Lipei Yu

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McKenzie Sullivan

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Nicholas Krislov

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Tadd Phillips

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Consider & comment:
Please use this space to respond to your classmates' work and to engage in lively discussions on the day's topic. Keep your comments concise and conversational by responding to others, rebutting or supporting their ideas. Use the comment box below for these observations.