In partnership with the New York Society for Ethical Culture, Jody Sperling and the Time Lapse Dance ensemble take root in the garden of NYCHA's Harborview Terrace with a captivating site-specific performance that is FREE and open to the public as part of a community Family Day.

The performance features three works: Plastic Harvest, a romp about plastic pollution that provokes contemplation about the beauty of that—and who—our society throws away;  Arbor, which expresses human kinship with trees; and a new work, Serpentine Swells, that evokes the crest and fall of ocean currents. Performed by Elinor Kleber Digg, Lo Poppy, Maki Kitahara, Frances Lorraine Samson and Sarah Tracy. All ages welcome!

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The Harborview Terrace Garden is easily visible by its brightly colored fence and is located on the south side of West 55th Street, midway between 10th & 11th Avenues.

Please note, all are welcome to attend the performance but lunch is reserved for NYCHA Harborview Terrace residents only.

This program is made possible in part by: an ongoing eco-artist-residency at The New York Society for Ethical Culture; with funds from Creative Engagement a regrant program supported by funding agencies The New York State Council on the Arts, with the support of the office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature, and the Howard Gilman Foundation and administered by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council; as well as with funds from the Harkness Foundation for Dance.