In 2007, Robert Berlind and I purchased a plot of land across from our house in Cochecton that included a building (constructed as a home by a local family) for use as my studio. A wonderfully eccentric piece of rural American architecture, the building has seven rooms, a loft up a short flight of stairs, and plenty of storage. With lots of white paint and a few other renovations, it was gradually converted to a convenient working space, with dedicated rooms for editing, digital archiving, an inventory of my many videotapes and audiotapes, photographs, books and catalogues, flat files and paper archive, plus an accumulation of video and audio equipment of various formats used in installations over many years. My archivist is in the process of creating a record of all materials, particularly media, designated to be digitized for preservation and the recreation of past works.
We are located in Sullivan County at 387 New Turnpike Road, Cochecton, NY, approximately two and a half hours from New York City.
Many artists and curators have already visited, and all are welcome! It is beautiful in the summer, and there is ample room for overnight guests across the road. If you would like to visit and see what we are up to, please go to the Contact page on this website.
