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JOIN US! Pauline Boudry / Renate Lorenz, with Ginger Brooks Takahashi: new performances in response to Boudry / Lorenz’s film “Silent” (2016) Wednesday, May 16, 7-8pm On the High Line at 14th St. RSVP link in bio ➡️ 📷 Courtesy of the artists and Marcelle Alix
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We’re excited to announce our new mural by #DorothyIannone “I Lift My Lamp Beside the Golden Door,” which will be on view from early March 2018 through March 2019! More info at the link in bio 👆
Veit Laurent Kurz’s “Salamanderbrunnen” in this morning’s dusting of snow! ❄️
Breathing Flag by High Line Art alum Nari Ward is waving proud today above Creative Time's headquarters (viewable from 4th Street and Bowery) and also at Queens Museum, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, 21c Museum Hotel in Durham, and the USF Contemporary Art Museum. Bravo!
Photo by Guillaume Ziccarelli
Sascha Braunig, Giantess, 2017. Part of Mutations, a High Line Commission. On view April 2017 – March 2018.
Photo by Timothy Schenck
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On August 25, we’re co-presenting an evening of readings of works by at-risk artists worldwide. The program will include a range of exciting new voices, including Hala Alyan, Ana Božičević, Alexander Chee, Farnoosh Fathi, Marwa Helal, and Luis Jaramillo will read work by Oleg Sentsov, Liu Xia, Dareen Tatour, and other artists and writers at risk worldwide. Each reading will explore resonances and opportunities for solidarity with individuals who face threats, persecution, and censorship over their work.
Free with RSVP: http://bit.ly/2wEY4BW
Image: Poet Timothy DuWhite at the Reading for AIDS Remembrance. Photo by Janine Moodhe
A sunny detail of Sheila Hicks’s large-scale installation, Hop, Skip, Jump, and Fly: Escape From Gravity, on view on the High Line at the Western Rail Yards through March 2018.
Photo by Timothy Schenck
Now on view daily on loop from 7 – 11pm: In-her dreams, a selection of video works by Laure Prouvost.
Located on the High Line at 14th St.
Image: Laure Prouvost, Grandma’s Dream, 2013 (still). HD video, color, sound; 8 minutes, 55 seconds. Courtesy of the artist; Nathalie Obadia, Paris and Brussels; and carlier | gebauer, Berlin
The sun sets on Alisa Baremboym’s seating sculpture Locus of Control.
On view as part of the group show Mutations through March 2018.
"I asked John to sit quietly for the length of the song. I hit ‘record’ on the video camera, and surprised him by singing the song a cappella as we filmed. His reaction is just what I had hoped for—surprise, delight, embarrassment, a calm amusement—exactly like my dream."
– Michael Stipe on the making of We All Go Back To Where We Belong, John, which screens tonight for the last time on the High Line at 14th Street from 7 – 11pm. On view as part of the city-wide exhibition Ugo Rondinone: I ♥︎ John Giorno.
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Dora Budor's sculpture, The Forecast (New York Situation), is a weather-responsive sculpture based on Archigram's biomorphic projects for living spaces of the future. When wet, the sculpture takes on a different appearance. Photo: Timothy Schenck
The High Line is open every day for strolling—and it looks like someone left their shoes. Sascha Braunig's Giantess is a sculpture of two oversized shoes with sharp, elongated toes and heel spurs—footwear fit for a witch. Photo: Timothy Schenck
Sheila Hicks enchants the Western Rail Yards with a large-scale, 1,000-foot-long installation Hop, Skip, Jump, and Fly: Escape From Gravity. On view through March 2018.
If you're walking the High Line this weekend, follow along our art map to learn about the sculptures, mural, and video program on view: http://bit.ly/2qXsJud Photo: Timothy Schenck
Alisa Baremboym's sculpture Locus of Control — a new commission on view as part of the group "Mutations" — is a seating sculpture which alters a viewer's perception of the world around them. Located at Gansevoort and Washington Streets.
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Jumana Manna's piece Amulet is now on view on the park at Little West 12th Street as part of the group show Mutations.
Happy Memorial Day! The park is open for strolling—and it looks like someone left their shoes behind.
Sascha Braunig’s piece Giantess is a sculpture of two oversized shoes with sharp, elongated toes and heel spurs—footwear fit for a witch.
Photo: Timothy Schenck