Quark Park Press

Quark Park is being developed by Kevin Wilkes, AIA; Peter Soderman; and Alan Goodheart, ASLA. The World Hope Foundation has joined forces with this team to be the fiscal agent for the project. The World Hope Foundation mission supports self-determination in communities by bringing resources to community members and educational experts that are willing to step forward and enhance the lives of their children and elders. The Foundation is a qualified as a Federal 501 (c)(3) charitable organization and as such is eligible to solicit and support charitable causes.


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Tuesday, November 28, 2006 Quark Park to host final event before it closes down for good Courtney Gross, Staff Writer, Princeton Packet The Scientist as Rebel Freeman Dyson Talks about Nuclear Weapons, Space Travel, and the Future Joy E. Stocke, Wild River Review An Interview with Rush Holt Kim Nagy and Chris Allen, Wild River Review Friday, October 27, 2006 Where art and atoms collide Aditi Vasan, The Daily Princetonian October 21, 2006 Science Comes to Life in a Park Full of Surprises Jill P. Capuzzo, The New York Times October 16, 2006 Music in Stone Sculptor Jonathan Shor Constructs a Lithophone at Quark Park Joy E. Stocke, Wild River Review October 15, 2006 Quark Park sparks playful collaborations between engineers and artists Teresa Riordan, Princeton Engineering News September 28, 2006 Journey into the male & female brain An interview with Tracey Shors Kim Nagy, Wild River Review September 25, 2006 Science takes a walk in the park Jennifer Greenstein Altmann, Princeton Weekly Bulletin September 6, 2006 Quark Park Patrick Regan, NJN News September 17, 2006 It's a Lot of Inspiration Scientists and artists team up to create park Kitta MacPherson, The Star-Ledger September 12, 2006 Quark Park Makes Its Debut Hilary Parker, Staff Writer, Princeton Packet September 5, 2006 Art, science thrive in garden Jeanne Jackson DeVoe, Special to The Times September 5, 2006 Fundraiser to launch Quark Park's opening Hilary Parker, Staff Writer, Princeton Packet September 3, 2006 Mechanics of science - at temporary N.J. park Joy E. Stocke, Editorials & Commentary, Philadelphia Inquirer August 30, 2006 Borough Zoners Quell Security Concerns With Quark Park Matthew Hersh, Staff Writer, Town Topics August 29, 2006 Quark Park must police itself Kara Fitzpatrick, Staff Writer, Princeton Packet August 28, 2006 Labor of Love An interview with architect and co-founder of Quark Park - Kevin Wilkes Kim Nagy, Wild River Review August 23, 2006 Quark Park: Creating a Garden of Earthly Intelligence Barbara Westergaard, U.S. 1 Newspaper August 9, 2006 Quark Park Ilene Dube, Princeton Packet August 10, 2006 Following Follies Ilene Dube, TimeOff, Princeton Packet August 2, 2006 The Solace of Vacant Spaces An Interview with Visionary Peter Soderman Joy E. Stocke, Wild River Review July 26, 2006 Orogeny, Subduction, Mouse Nares, Oh My! It's Quark Park 2006 Matthew Hersh, Staff Writer, Town Topics July 14, 2006 They're rockin' and rollin' in Princeton's Quark Park Hilary Parker, Staff Writer, Princeton Packet June 27, 2006 Artists, scientists team up Quark Park in Princeton to show connection between the two fields Catharina Evans, Freelance Writer, The Times Quark Park art and science garden project begins to gain energy Hilary Parker, Staff Writer, Princeton Packet April 12, 2006 Writers Block Set for a Curtain Call? Matthew Hersh, Staff Writer, Town Topics November 23, 2005 More Accolades for Writers Block With AIA Smart Growth Award Matthew Hersh, Staff Writer, Town Topics
Quark Park is being developed by Kevin Wilkes, AIA; Peter Soderman; and Alan Goodheart, ASLA. The World Hope Foundation has joined forces with this team to be the fiscal agent for the project. The World Hope Foundation mission supports self-determination in communities by bringing resources to community members and educational experts that are willing to step forward and enhance the lives of their children and elders. The Foundation is a qualified as a Federal 501 (c)(3) charitable organization and as such is eligible to solicit and support charitable causes.
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