HIGH LINE ART
JULY 2015
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ADRIÁN VILLAR ROJAS
The Evolution of God
OLAFUR ELIASSON
Panorama: The collectivity project
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N I N T H AVE N UE
HIGH LINE AT THE RAIL YARDS
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E L E VE N T H AVE N UE
KAARI UPSON
Panorama: My Mom Drinks
Pepsi II
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GABRIEL SIERRA
Panorama: Untitled (All
Branches are Firewood)
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KERRY JAMES MARSHALL
Above the Line
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KRIS MARTIN
Panorama: Altar
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RYAN GANDER
Panorama: To employ the mistress....
It's a French toff thing
RYAN GANDER
Panorama: Zooming out / Toodaloo
DAMIÁN ORTEGA
Panorama: Physical Graffiti #1–3
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SPENCER FINCH
The River That Flows
Both Ways
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ELMGREEN & DRAGSET
Panorama: A Greater Perspective
ANDRO WEKUA
Panorama: Window
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RASHID JOHNSON
Blocks
MARIANA CASTILLO DEBALL
Panorama: Who would measure
the space, who would tell me the
moment?
HIGH LINE CHANNEL 14
YTO BARRADA
Five Films by Yto Barrada
YUTAKA SONE
Panorama: Little Manhattan New York, New York
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KATRÍN SIGURÐARDÓTTIR
Panorama: Bouvetoya
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HIGH LINE CHANNEL 14
ELMGREEN & DRAGSET
YTO BARRADA
A Greater Perspective
Five Films by Yto Barrada
An oversized telescope that brings attention to
and makes impossible the viewing of the city.
THROUGH JULY 8, 2015
A series of five films focused on portraits of
individuals in the artist’s community.
HIGH LINE COMMISSIONS
RASHID JOHNSON
Blocks
High Line Art is presented by Friends of the High
Line and the New York City Department of Parks &
Recreation. Founded in 2009, High Line Art
presents a wide array of artwork including
site-specific commissions, exhibitions,
performances, video programs, and a series of
billboard interventions. High Line Art, which is
curated by Cecilia Alemani, the Donald R.
Mullen, Jr. Director & Chief Curator of High
Line Art, invites artists to think of creative
ways to engage with the uniqueness of the
architecture, history, and design of the High
Line and to foster a productive dialogue with the
surrounding neighborhood and urban
landscape.
THROUGH MARCH 2016
A steel sculpture which houses a variety of
objects and interacts with the surrounding plant
life.
KERRY JAMES MARSHALL
Above the Line
THROUGH MAY 2016
A large-scale, hand-painted mural of a futuristic
city.
ADRIÁN VILLAR ROJAS
The Evolution of God
SUPPORT
THROUGH JULY 31, 2015
Major support for High Line Art comes from Donald
R. Mullen, Jr. and The Brown Foundation, Inc. of
Houston. High Line Art is supported, in part, with
public funds from the New York City Department of
Cultural Affairs in partnership with the New York
City Council and from the New York State Council
on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew
Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.
Thirteen abstract sculptures punctuate the wild,
self-seeded landscape of the High Line at the Rail
Yards. *Open daily from 7:00 AM to sunset.
Panorama is supported, in part, by an award from
the National Endowment for the Arts.
An installation of colored glass inspired by a
700-minute journey along the Hudson River.
The collectivity project, part of the group exhibition
Panorama, is made possible, in part, by a generous
donation of LEGO® bricks from the LEGO Group.
HIGH LINE COMMISSION: PANORAMA
Friends of the High Line raises 98% of the High
Line’s annual budget. Owned by the City of New
York, the High Line is a public park maintained,
operated, and programmed by Friends of the High
Line, in partnership with the New York City
Department of Parks & Recreation.
HOURS
Open daily from 7:00 AM – 11:00 PM.
Visit thehighline.org for more information.
To employ the mistress.... It's a French toff thing
Zooming out / Toodaloo
A marble bust of his wife, posed as if leaning in for
a kiss, a bronze cast of the artist’s personal items,
and a sound installation streaming live audio from
the artist’s garden in England.
KRIS MARTIN
Altar
A steel replica of the Van Eyck brothers’ Ghent
Altarpiece, leaving only its frames.
DAMIÁN ORTEGA
Physical Graffiti #1 – 3
A series of sculptures in the shape of graffiti tags
modeled on found tags and bent out of rebar.
GABRIEL SIERRA
Untitled (All Branches are Firewood)
Custom measuring tools installed next to plants
intended for tracking their growth.
KATRÍN SIGURÐARDÓTTIR
SPENCER FINCH
Bouvetoya
The River That Flows Both Ways
A model of a glacial island, the sculpture hangs
inverted from the bottom of the High Line.
ON LONG-TERM VIEW
OLAFUR ELIASSON
The collectivity project
FRIENDS OF THE HIGH LINE
RYAN GANDER
THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30, 2015
DAILY, 10:00 AM TO 7:00 PM
FREE | NO RSVP REQUIRED | AGES 4 +
A participatory installation featuring an imaginary
cityscape made with over 2 million LEGO® bricks.
HIGH LINE COMMISSION: PANORAMA
THROUGH MARCH 2016
MARIANA CASTILLO DEBALL
STAY CONNECTED
Who would measure the space, who would tell me
the moment?
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Stacked ceramic columns whose elements are
inspired by fictional stories.
YUTAKA SONE
Little Manhattan New York, New York
A marble sculpture of the island of Manhattan,
including every building found at it’s making.
KAARI UPSON
My Mom Drinks Pepsi II
An abstract landscape made from Pepsi cans cast
in concrete.
ANDRO WEKUA
Window
A sculpture of a six-foot-high window the artist
remembers from his childhood bedroom.