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Thank heaven for sewers.
An exhibit curated by teens at the Brooklyn Historical Society delves into the history of the Brooklyn sewer system.
A group of teens have uncovered the secrets of the sewers.
Brooklyn Sewers: What’s Up Down There? officially opened on June 9, 2015. Our president, Deborah Schwartz opened the exhibit and Director of Education Emily Potter-Ndiaye introduced the program and Ex Lab students. Hongyi Chen, Ana Beirne-Meyer and Caroline Zuba discussed the program, thanked their historian, graphic artist and exhibition designer, Program Educator, Ebon Brown, people involved with our field trips (Turnstile Tours, NYCH2O and the DEP’s Newtown Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant) and others. We would like to thank the Pinkerton Foundation for making this year’s Ex Lab possible. Ex Lab invites you to come and see the exhibit until May 29, 2016 when it closes and the new Ex Lab exhibit opens. Thank you for following us this year. We look forward to seeing you next year. Applications will be accepted starting in November, 2015. Thank you! Photographs by Lita Riddock
Next Up . . .
Brooklyn Sewers:What’s Up Down There? opens June 9, 2015, 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm. Come and see what Ex Lab has created this year!!!
They’re getting ready for the exhibition opening on Tuesday, June 9th at 5:30!!! Come and see what the students of Exhibition Laboratory have created!!!
Well look at that, here comes June! Let's make some plans...
Guess which exhibit is features in this article. Hint: What’s Up Down There?
The walls are almost done!
De-installation has begun. The transformation from Sweet Industries: Brooklyn’s Sugar Industries to Brooklyn Sewers: What’s Up Down There? has begun!
Brooklyn Historical Society unveils exhibit on borough’s sewer system
We’re in the news!!
Ex Lab went to the Brooklyn Children’s Museum to learn how they create exhibits.
Meeting with their Graphic and Exhibition Designers!
Field Trip to Coney Island to learn about the first Waste Water Management Plant and the need for sewers.
Everyone is in their groups conducting research about either Bushwick, Flatlands, Fort Greene or Coney Island.
Reading a primary source document for research purposes.