Shed Nyc Inc.

“Relationships between board members ken wong is coo/director of international development for related companies. Dean shapiro is svp investments/head of us development for oxford properties group. Related and oxford are general partners in the hudson yards development.”

“Review of form 990 form 990 is provided to the entire board of directors of the organization for review before the return is filed with the irs.”

“Conflict of interest policy review immediately upon election to the board, all directors shall disclose any relevant interest which may pose conflict of interest questions, disclosure shall include any interest, financial or otherwise, in any corporation, organization, or partnership which provides professional or other services to the corporation. When any matter comes before the board or any committee of the board in which a director has an interest, the director who has an interest shall promptly and fully disclose his or her interest to the board or committee prior to its acting on the matter. Such disclosure shall include any relevant and material facts known to such person about the contract or transaction that might reasonably be construed to be adverse to the corporation. Board members are required, annually, to sign an affidavit to disclose whether or not a conflict exists.”

“Compensation review compensation for the artistic director & ceo and the president & coo are reviewed and determined annually by the shed's independent board of directors. The most recent review for the artistic director and ceo occured in march 2022. Compensation for other senior management positions below the executive level are reviewed and determined by the ceo and president. Compensation review includes input from independent sources and comparative data from similarly situated organizations. The approval process is contemporaneously documented in the board meeting minutes.”

“Availability of documents to the public the organization makes its certificate of incorporation, bylaws, and financial statements available to the public upon request. Requests for reviewing the organization's documents should be addressed to the organization in care of peter gee as noted in part vi, section c, line 20.”

“Live performance programming *an audience with (apr 2-23, 2021, the mccourt): after a year spent without indoor performances, the shed welcomed back our audiences to enjoy a five-performance series featuring singer and cellist kelsey lu in this is a test on april 2; conductor esa-pekka salonen and the musicians of the new york philharmonic on april 14 and 15; soprano rene fleming, bill frisell, christian mcbride, and dan tepfer on april 21; comedian michelle wolf with special guests jared freid and dj cipha sounds on april 22; and comedian zainab johnson with atheer yacoub on april 23. *the search for signs of intelligent life in the universe (dec 21, 2021 - feb 6, 2022, the griffin theater): this play by writer/director jane wagner is a one-woman show that examines american society, art, human connectivity and the feminist movement. Revisited in a new 90-minute production, this comedic and quick-witted play stars cecily strong (saturday night live, schmigadoon!) in her new york theatrical debut and is directed by tony-nominated leigh silverman (the lifespan of a fact, violet).”

“Visual arts programming *howardena pindell: rope/fire/water (oct 16, 2020 - mar 28, 2021): this solo exhibition commissioned by the shed was howardena pindell's first video in twenty-five years and a project unrealized by the artist since the 1970s. It also included a pair of large-scale paintings related to global atrocities of imperialism and white supremacy, as well as several of her signature meticulously produced, large-scale abstract paintings. *the looking glass (jul 3, 2021 - aug 29, 2021): presented in partnership with acute art and the high line, the looking glass was a free, outdoor exhibition of augmented reality (ar) artworks viewable on the shed's public plaza. New commissions by artists julie curtiss, kaws, and precious okoyomon were viewable at any hour of the day, alongside works making their us debut by cao fei, olafur eliasson, toms saraceno, nina chanel abney, koo jeong a, bjarne melgaard, darren bader, and alicja kwade. *drift: fragile future ( sep 29, 2021 - dec 19, 2021): this installation was soundtracked by artist anohni and created by drift. While activating the senses with sound, movement, and film, the installation called audiences to imagine positive, alternative solutions to the problems our planet faces and inspire empathy towards nonliving objects. Presented in collaboration with superblue, the installation could be experienced as either a gallery exhibition or a surreal, immersive experience in the 17,000-square-foot mccourt space. *project liberty experience featuring refik anadol (sep 23 - 25, 2021): done in collaboration with the artist refik anadol, the project liberty experience invites viewers to examine their relationship to their data - who owns it, who profits, and what the world might look like if everyone owned and controlled their own data. This installation was free and open to the public, presented as part of unfinished live at the shed. *ian cheng: life after bob (sep 10, 2021 - dec 19 2021): this installation was co-commissioned by the shed, luma foundation, and light art space (berlin). Ian cheng's life after bob was an episodic anime series that imagined a future in which our minds are co-inhabited by ai entities. Working with an expansive production team, cheng developed this 48-minute narrative animation using traditional animation storytelling techniques alongside unity and its suite of real-time cinematic tools. Through this innovative approach, life after bob incorporated real-time changes unique to each viewing.”

“Civic programs *up close (ongoing since april 19, 2020): first conceived as a response to the pandemic shutdown in march 2020, up close is a digital series that invites primarily emerging artists and creative thinkers to contribute new artworks and discussions exploring what it means to think about the world and make art right now. In 2021, the shed commissioned works by salome asega and keenan macwilliam (hey, mary!), madeline hollander (52 final bows), and julia solomonoff (hand). *open call (june 4, 2021 - august 1, 2021): launched as part of the shed's inaugural year program, open call is a large-scale commissioning program for early-career nyc-based artists. For its second iteration, 27 artists out of 1,500 proposals were selected by interdisciplinary leaders and professionals in their fields, including other artists and members of the shed's staff, to present work in an exhibition and performance series in the summers of 2021 and 2022.”

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