Pelin Kirca

DADA

Hugo Ball reading the sound poem “Karawane”, June 23, 1916

The Silver Factory embodied the creative energy and free spirit of the sixties. It encouraged collaborative artistic practice through silk screening, pop art and filmmaking. Factory regulars were poets, photographers, painters and musicians, and starred in Warhol’s underground films. It was a huge part of the downtown New York counterculture scene, influencing art and music then and now.

Souvenirs
Lara McCormick
THE SILVER FACTORY
Andy Warhol's First “Factory”
Sarah Foley
MK OR ASH
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen’s 18 birthday
Clement Wu
VICE
The Debut of the Television Show Miami Vice
Darren Melchiorre
SOUVENIR “BOOTH”
The Assassination of President Abraham Lincoln
Amanda Spielman
OH! YOU PRETTY THINGS
The Birth of Glam Rock
Jessica Jackson
SCIENTIFIC KITCHEN
Instant Food
Julie Tinker
OUR BODIES, OUR SHELVES
The Sexual Revoluion
Masood Ahmed
END 2 END
Last graffitied subway removed from the New York City transit system.
Pelin Kirca
DADA
Hugo Ball reading the sound poem “Karawane”
Ned Karlovich
AIR JORDANS
Nike's Air Jordan Sneaker
Shannon Lowers
ABOVE HUMAN
The Largest Mass Suicide in U.S. History
Naz Sahin
NOAHVACANCY
The Journey of Noah's Ark
Elana Dweck
THE SEER OF SEERS
The First Official Groundhog Day
Sharon Bang-sil Noh
THE WIZARD OF GOOGLE
Searching for Answers from google.com
Jacqueline Schoeffel
TETRIS, FROM RUSSIA WITH FUN
Tetris is Invented
Serifcan Ozcan
A WALK TO REMEMBER
The Invention of Velcro / The Reinterpretation of the Burdock Plant
Maria Delaguardia
THE GREAT CRASH OF 1929
The Stock Market Crash of 1929
Randy J. Hunt
WELCOME TO LEVITTOWN
The Construction of Levittown, NY
Rebecca Pollock
LOST OR FOUND
The Disappearance of Amelia Earhart During Her 1937 Around-the-World Flight
Ryan Feerer
I ONCE WAS BLIND
The Miracles of Jesus