Showing posts with label Rockaway Beach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rockaway Beach. Show all posts
Friday, June 30, 2017
Monday, July 6, 2015
camminando | July 5, Rockaway Beach and Jacob Riis Park
My first 2015 immersive encountered with the Atlantic Ocean has occurred on July 5, at Rockaway Beach.
The beach outing turned into a five-mile walk, from Jacob Riis Park to the Rockaway Beach boardwalk, at 102 Street.
The yoga based practice "Finding the Axis Mundi" was located at 40.562584, -73.878594
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| Finding the Axis Mundi at Jacob Riis Park |
Tuesday, September 2, 2014
camminando | Rockaway and the Poetics of Places: Bunkers and Dunes
This is the fourth time in a week I am drawn to the somehow estranged beauty of the Rockaway beach, where urban hip meets surf culture and recent ruins stand in the untouched ocean beach. I am particularly attracted by Fort Tilden, which together with the larger Rockaway area is part of the Gateway National Recreation Area. Fort Tilden is home to the "Rockaway!" exhibition, organized by MoMA PS1, curated by Klaus Biesenbach in collaboration with Patti Smith, a Rockaway resident herself. A large part of the work is site specific, merging within the vine and graffiti covered bunkers and other ruins from the Fort: grass covered dunes and surf complement the almost surreal atmosphere of the Rockaway...and, of course, the dark Atlantic Ocean, celebrated by Walt Whitman; an installation dedicated to his poetry is also included in the exhibition.
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