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This Wednesday, July 9, the new Gansevoort Plaza will play host to a free musical “be-in” featuring songs from the classic counter-cultural musical Hair. The performance is a collaboration between the Theory Icon Project and the Public Theater, which is staging Hair, on its 40th anniversary, as part of this year’s Shakespeare in the Park [...]
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It’s not too late to join us and Alex Feleppa, director of horticulture for the Horticultural Society of New York, for a naturalist walk on the rail yards section of the High Line. The walks are this Saturday, June 7 (there are three sessions.) We’re not usually able to bring people up to the High [...]
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… And so can you! There are still a few spots remaining for the remaining Sketching the High Line classes with artist Ann DeVere. Last Saturday was the first class, and it was a really wonderful experience. Ann led us through a series of warm-up exercises to get our creative juices flowing, and then we [...]
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There are just a few spots left for our weekend sketching classes on the rail yards section of the High Line this month! The classes will be led by fantastic artist and printmaker Ann deVere, and all art supplies will be provided. No innate drawing talent or prior experience is required. Ann started giving these [...]
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[Rendering of Spencer Finch's installation on the HIgh Line inside the Chelsea Market Space.] Artist Spencer Finch will discuss plans for the public art work he’s mounting on the High Line at a FREE public lecture next week. The piece, called “The River the Flows Both Ways,” will be installed where the High Line goes through [...]
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How do you get to the High Line? Tomorrow, a group of eighth-grade students from the Lab School will be leading the way… in brightly-colored “chalk shoes.” Brooklyn-based artist Julia Mandle will lead student performers through the streets of the Meatpacking District and Chelsea, in a performance commissioned by Friends of the High Line. As [...]
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Our friend Matt Wolf, a talented filmmaker who’s produced several short videos about the High Line, makes the New York debut of his first feature-length film, “Wild Combination“, at the Kitchen on May 15. Matt’s film was an Official Selection at the Berlin Film Festival earlier this year. The film will show as part of a series [...]
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Searching for a downtown alternative to the Armory show this weekend? Look no further than Pier 40, which will house the PULSE Contemporary Art Fair, exhibiting works in all media from over 70 international galleries. When you’re there, check out the Artware Editions (Booth F-5). Artware is a gallery in the West Village that specializes [...]
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Join Friends of the High Line and Armory Show founder Paul Morris on a personal tour of the famous art fair. This annual event features work from living contemporary artists from more than 150 international galleries. Morris will give some history of the fair, and hand-pick some of his favorite galleries and pieces to show [...]
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National Wine Week in New York City extends from March 10-14. Fourth Wall Restaurants will celebrate with lunch tastings in its five restaurants: Smith & Wollensky New York, Park Avenue Winter, Maloney & Porcelli, Quality Meats, and The Post House. Tuesday through Friday, guests are offered ten generous samples of wine from more than 700 vintners for [...]
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