Alibi Studio

06/09/2016

And then we took to the radio!

To many of us, darkness and light are just something you affect by flicking a light switch or snuffing a candle. But for University of Michigan

06/01/2016

Where you will soon find your Alibis:

05/20/2016

Our dear Alibi Catie Newell will be in NYC on Sunday for this panel put together around Ian K Strange's show SUBURBAN. 2:30pm listen to what we are scheming up.

01/30/2016

Alibi. Rebel. Alibi. Catie is interviewed by AIAS National for their new podcast -- We've been Archityped!! And she even explains why we are called Alibi Studio

Download past episodes or subscribe to future episodes of The Architype Project by The American Institute of Architecture Students for free.

12/06/2015

HERO Fashion Magazine interviewed our heroine Catie for their special issue on Detroit.

09/02/2015

We are so excited to be making a new installation for the Architectural League of New York's Beaux Arts Ball. New York friends, this site is an incredible place for a party and such a great organization to be celebrating our discipline with. Come join us. We'll be on the dance floor.

Installations by:Alibi Studio, Catie Newell with Lindsey Petersen, Dan Sebaldt, and Matt CulverMODU, Phu Hoang and Rachely RotemMoorhead & Moorhead, Granger Moorhead and Robert Moorhead

10/02/2014

1 week from tonight Alibi Studio opens After Curfew, a survey of the installations work of Catie Newell and her *Alibis and collaborators!

09/24/2014

Catie is lecturing tonight at University of Cincinnati. SUBSTRATE.

06/16/2014

We're excited to be a finalist in the Knights Arts Challenge! And inspired by everyone on this list.

Thank you, Detroit. For the second year of the Knight Arts Challenge, we received close to 1,000 thoughtful ideas for how the arts can play a role in engaging people in creative play, in the development of new and innovative artistic forms and in the importance of building a supportive community for…

05/03/2014

Birds of a feather:

A bizarre trial begins on Monday at Blackfriars Crown Court. Its proceedings are predicted to last at least six weeks, and the costs — no doubt extravagant — will be largely borne by taxpayers. At the centre of this legal circus are a group of so-called “place-hackers”, people who get their kicks fr…

03/30/2014

We are proud to finally post Curfew as exhibited in Concrete Ghosts.