As a self-sufficient, inhabitable and micronational space, Flock House explores a city in which structures combine, separate, and recombine, reflecting the daily movements and relationships of metropolitan life. By augmenting community resources through workshops and organized events Flock House embellishes the etiology of civic folkways, offering opportunities for collaboration, celebration, and invention. Through a combination of slides, videos, diagrams, and plans, Mary Mattingly tells the story of Flock House, from its creation, history, to the Flock House as a living, social space.
New York City, NY; NYC