About

The Project

SoHo Memory Project celebrates the history of SoHo as a New York City neighborhood. Our mission is to preserve SoHo’s past so that present generations understand our neighborhood’s rich history and can make informed decisions as we shape its future. SoHo Memory Project is a 501c3 nonprofit.

Yukie Ohta

Yukie Ohta (Founder) is an archivist, collage artist, and SoHo native. She still lives on Mercer Street, in the building where she formed her earliest SoHo memories.

Read Yukie’s statement about her project here.

To read press articles about Yukie and SoHo Memory Project, click here.

To read articles by Yukie about SoHo and New York City, click here.

About Yukie
Mobile Museum

Mobile Museum

The SoHo Memory Project Mobile Museum navigates the bustling urban environment of today’s SoHo while showing us a glimpse of its past. Using unconventional media, it chronicles the evolution of SoHo from farmland to high-end retail hub, charting its cycles of development and thus placing current day SoHo in the context of New York City’s history.

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Partners

The SoHo Memory Project has partnered with the following institutions and organizations:
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Center for Italian Modern Art
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Detour
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The Drawing Center
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Father Fagan Park
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Green Below 14
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Humanities New York
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Jane’s Walk
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Judd Foundation
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Municipal Arts Society
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Museum of the City of New York
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New York Public Library
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NYC Landmarks 50
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Renee and Chaim Gross Foundation
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SoHo Alliance
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SoHo Arts Network
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SoHo Broadway Initiative
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SoHo Design District
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Storefront for Art and Architecture
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StoryCorps
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SoHo Strut
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The Uni Project
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The Vesuvio Playground