Martha Wilson featured in The New York Times

Posted on November 7, 2014

Karen Finley, A Woman’s Life Isn’t Worth Much, installation view at Franklin Furnace, 1990. Image courtesy of Franklin Furnace.

Martha Wilson and ICI’s upcoming multi-site exhibition in New York, Performing Franklin Furnace, were recently featured in The New York Times.

“An exhibition, “Performing Franklin Furnace,” organized by Independent Curators International, will showcase 30 historic events that took place at Franklin Furnace. It will be held at Pratt Manhattan Gallery, at 144 West 14th Street, from Feb. 20 through April 30.”

The article goes on to speak about the rich history of Franklin Furnace and announce the new collaboration between Franklin Furnace and Brooklyn’s Pratt Institute. To read the full article, please visit the website of The New York Times, here.

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