ALLDAYEVERYDAY designed and launched Bowery Stadium, a brand space in New York City designed to activate community particpation with support from influential artists, athletes & consumers.
The main room of Stadium features ongoing exhibitions and commissions. http://bit.ly/uGoCIN
To celebrate the opening of Bowery Stadium, ALLDAYEVERYDAY created and screened the short film “Everything is Practice,” directed by Jake Sumner, depicting an intimate moment with Spike Lee as he assistant coaches his son’s soccer team.
We commissioned local architect Rafael De Cardenas of Architecture at Large to design the Bowery Stadium space, a combination community center, gallery and store targeted to the downtown New York community. http://nikestadiums.com/category/cities/new-york/
We commissioned Allen Benedikt of Also Known As to create a public artwork for Bowery Stadium.
Artist Jack Greer interpreted the basement locker room with a street sensibility that gives a downtown identity to a traditional sport space.
The restroom installation was by Kunle Martins of IRAK graffiti crew.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0YDK3Li9No
An original photography exhibition by Nabil Elderkin was presented alongside Sumner's film throughout the 2010 World Cup.
For Nike and (RED)'s initiative to fight HIV and AIDS in Africa, ALLDAYEVERYDAY concepted and executed a 120-hour, five- city relay around the world. The race consisted of 24 teams per city of runners, bikers, and skaters, beginning in New York City and continuing through London, Milan, Berlin, and Paris. http://nikestadiums.com/?s=tied+together
Teams in each city were assembled and mobilized by community activators identified for their influence in sport, fashion, art, and culture. Participants included Supreme, Vice, Ace Hotels and Colette.
ALLDAYEVERYDAY utilized proprietary technology to create a platform for runners to live upload cell phone photos throughout the event. These photos were published online and projected in Nike Stadiums throughout the world. http://tiedtogether2010.com/
ALLDAYEVERYDAY created a film incorporating global event footage, with narration by actor Michael K. Williams of "The Wire" and "Boardwalk Empire."
ALLDAYEVERYDAY was commissioned by Nike Sportswear, in collaboration with Doubleday & Cartwright, to create a 360-degree campaign for the Nike Destroyer product line. http://nswpresents.staging.alldayeveryday.com/
ALLDAYEVERYDAY additionally produced a documentary film in support of the campaign.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuqRgzfD6sE

Campaign photography was published in The Destroyer Journal, a free large format print publication that was distributed throughout New York City.
http://nikestadiums.com/2010/11/17/issue-1/

Campaign imagery was subsequently used in advertising situated in prominent locations in New York City.
With Bowery Stadium as a social hub, the Bridge Runners program consisted of running groups that received free equipment and locker room space. The program has gained sufficient traction that, two years after its founding, groups of Bridge Runners from diverse communities still meet weekly. http://nikestadiums.com/tag/bridge-runners/
Photographer Tim Barber documented the Bridge Runners for an exhibition and event at Nike Stadium. http://nikestadiums.com/2010/05/21/nyc-bridge- runners/
Images from the Bridge Runner campaign were then presented at Nike flagship locations globally.
In addition to being exhibited at Nike Stadium, Barber's photos of the Bridge Runners were showcased at Nike flagship locations globally.