The First Pedestrian Walk occured in October of 1989 in New York City, downtown around the court houses. It was there that Yvette discovered the many dimensions of the pedestrian's character.
"Some performances were choreographed, and others were more improvisational. Other times we have been guests of an art event or performance event. I have also participated in public hearings as a pedestrian, and walked in the New York Aids Walk as the pedestrian." - Yvette
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THE PEDESTRIAN PROJECT Exhibitions and Performances 1990-2008
2008
Art in Odd Places, 14th Street, Manhattan. 3 Performances in October.
Pedestrians at the Williamsburg Walk. Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. July + August.
2007
Prague Quadrennial, Prague, Czech Republic. Performances in the Old Town area. Event was part of New York's Franklin Furnace's "Five Alive" performances sponsored by the Prague Quadrennial.
2001
19th International Sculpture Conference, Pittsburgh, PA. June. Performances in Downtown Pittsburgh.
2000
Museum of Modern Art, New York City. Performances in Sculpture Garden. sponsored by MOMA.
1999
“Gate to Berlin”, Berlin, Germany. Fine Art Event. Performance and exhibition.
“All That", Jones Beach, NY and PNC Art Center, NJ. Producers: Pace Variety Entertainment.
Columbus Arts Festival, Columbus, Ohio. June
Belmont Park Racetrack, Queens, New York. June
1998
Detroit Arts Festival, Detroit, MI. September
Utah Arts Festival, Salt Lake City, Utah. June
“Pedestrian Wedding", Trinity Church, NYC. Sponsored by Trinity Church and LMCC Council.
1997
Brooklyn Animal Rights Coalition Annual Dog Parade, Sept. 21
Atlanta Arts Festival, and The High Museum of Art, Atlanta, Georgia, September 4-14
“Ex-centrics”, Waves Festival, Produced by Cantabile II, Vordingborg, Denmark, August Halifax International Busker’s Fare, Nova Scotia, August 5-11
Denver Musicfest, Denver, CO., July 17, 18
“Trading Goods",Battery Park,New York City. March 29
“Hunting and Being Hunted". Central Park, New York City. Easter Sunday. March 30
1996
“Signs of Life”, University of Delaware Campus, Newark, Delaware. April 11 and 12
Earth Day 1996, Union Square Park, sponsored by Earth Day NY, April 27
Denver International Festival, Denver, CO. June 21-23
Buskers Fare, produced by Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, June 25-28
International Festival of Arts and Ideas, New Haven, CT, June 29-30
“Suburbia" Music Video, Warner Bros. Directed by Jesse Peretz, August 2-5, Los Angeles
Waterloo Busker Carnival, Waterloo, Ontario, August 22-26
KUNST ART, Bockenheimer Depot, Frankfurt, Germany. Exhibition and Performances, Sept 5-8
Soho Arts Festival, New York, NY, September 8
Planie Galerie Guth & Maas, Reutlingen, Germany. Exhibition, September 16-Oct 6
Annual Greenwich Village Halloween Parade, Ped Witches on Rollerblades, October 31
“Intro Graz Specton”, Festival in Graz, Austria. Exhibition and Performance, Nov 26-30
ACC Galerie, Weimar, Germany, Exhibition and Performance, December 6-January 1
1995
“Sweepers", Earth Day New York, 1991,1992,1994,1995 April
“Pier III Show”, Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition, performance, Brooklyn, NY, April
“Pedestrian Love Story", So Grand Studio, indoor performance, NYC, May
The Busker’s Fare, produced by Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, NYC, June
“Commuters", Grand Central Station, Performance at 8AM, NYC, June
Coney Island Boardwalk, performance, Brooklyn, NY, June
Tompkins Square Park, NYC, July
Philadelphia's Seaport Museum, Grand Opening Celebration, July
“Kil1 The Fly", P.S.122 (Performance Space 122), indoor staged performance, NYC, Sept
Metropolitan Museum of Art, outdoor performance, NYC, October
Greenwich Village Annual Halloween Parade, NYC, October
“In-Line Skate", West Side Running Track, NYC, November
World Aids Day, Lower Manhattan, (passed out condoms and information on AIDS), December 1
“Times Square Walk", NYC, December
1994
Seafirst Gallery, exhibition, Seattle WA. January
“Seattle Tour", in conjunction with exhibition at Seafirst Gallery, Seattle, WA, February
"Shopping", Beverly Hills, Shopping District, Los Angeles, CA, May
The Limelight, collaboration with Billy Beyond, NYC, July
“Peds With Bright Cone Wigs", Wigstock, Christopher Street Pier, NYC, September
“Black Hearts", World Trade Center, Day without Art, sponsored by LMCC, NYC, December 1
1993
The Krannert Art Museum, Exhibition and Video, Champaign, Illinois, January
"Fighting For Life", The Supper Club, Benefit for DIFFA, (raises money for AIDS research), NYC, May
Busker’s Fare, Performances in Lower Manhattan, NYC, June
“Man and Business", NASA, (Dance Club), indoor performance, NYC, June
Federal Hall National Memorial, choreographed work, 26 Wall Street, NYC, June
“Misplaced Hearts", AVE (Audio, Visual, Experimental) Festival, Arnhem, The Netherlands,
Ronald Feldman Fine Arts Inc., Exhibition with video and photographs, December
1992
“Signs of Life", Performance for public stairs, sponsored by Franklin Furnace, NYC, March
“Puffing Chalk Dust", Boro Hall, Incinerator Hearings, Brooklyn NY, May
“The Designers", The Limelight, opened for fashion show, NYC, July
"Shoe Shopping", Trump Tower, sponsored by Charles Jourdan Inc., NYC, August P.S. 122, “Party Workers", benefit party for performance space, NYC, September
1991
“Many Hats", Easter Parade, 5th Avenue, NYC, March.
“Moon River", Fly Trap Art Exhibition, staged performance, Brooklyn, NY, June
1990
“Pedestrian Crossings", Cucaracha Theater, staged performance, NYC, July 12
“Choreographed Social Stories” Court House Stairs, 60 Centre Street, NYC, November 7,