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Christine Sun Kim will begin work on the inaugural performance of her 6- event series as part of Session.

FCKNLZ will house a series of workshops adapted from The Family Creative Workshop, a twenty-three-volume encyclopedia of craft projects.

Laris Cohen and McArthur will use Recess as a space to work on individual and collaborative projects concerning the politics of inclusion.

galería perdida will build a series of galleries that will nest within one another utilizing the Russian doll as its model.

Durham will generate a series of photos, videos and sculptures that explore a literal translation of belief into radical action.

Phillips will record four collaborative events, covering the walls inside 41 Grand Street with large-scale, and densely detailed drawings.

Haynes’ project will be the second iteration of Recess’s collaboration with Charlotte Kidd and Dustin Yellin from Kidd Yellin Studios in Red Hook.

Williams will develop a series of sculptures, photographs, and videos along with a stratum of accumulated site-specific experiments.

Shvil’s video project will launch Recess’s collaboration with Charlotte Kidd and Dustin Yellin from Kidd Yellin Studios.

Keightley will create a series of sculptural and painted elements that will continually develop throughout his time on site.

Burns and Hubbard will adapt Recess into a working installation that will intentionally conflate the hair and art salon.

The artists collaborated as Spirit Tours for the first time in the summer of 2004. In summer 2010, they will continue dictating the future.

Hearn will complicate the roles of spectator and performer, inviting visitors to play an active part in the construction of a 60-90 minute video.

BHQFU defines itself as an unaccredited university where “students are teachers are administrators are staff… a university.

Hewitt and McFadden have approached the unique program at Recess as an impetus to merge production with performance.

Recess Session artist Jean-Marc Superville Sovak will host a conversation with Samah Hijawi, a Brussels-based artist and researcher, and Noa Charuvi,