CarlsonWee

CarlsonWee is a modern art studio founded in 2014 by Tyler None and Karina Pallider. The studio's work focuses on placing large rocks on New York City's sidewalks, often visible on the streets of Brooklyn.

Their participatory sculptures are constructed by ordinary individuals and the public in an unpremeditated manner. They continue these installations periodically and claim the New York City Department of Sanitation has not yet removed any of their rocks.

Tyler None and Karina Pallider attempt to describe the process of redeeming the participatory sculptures. They deny having intentionally changed the parks or sidewalks in any zone.

The significance of their art can be measured by the city's hesitancy in removing the rocks, planned and vacant roads become unwitting venues for exhibits. The pair came to attention when Frieze launched their publishing arm, issuing content featuring the collective's strategies and expansive show format endeavors.

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