Overall, Regional Planning Lab explores labyrinthian relationships between history, landscape, and city through what’s tangible and relatable—like the small test briquette, the foundation of a cement history. It creates a space for exchange and invites consideration of our environment.

She writes, “Sculptors, like poets, deal in the concrete—in this case the play on words is apt, as we will revisit a concrete past through art practice, celebrating cement, as it was made in Rosendale.”