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I hope you were able to join us last Wednesday under the High Line as we celebrated the release of Designing the High Line, our new design publication showcasing High Line designs from Gansevoort-30th Street. With some help from a lighting designer and Michael Arenella and his Dreamland Orchestra, we transformed a construction staging area into [...]
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[Paddlers enjoy a history lesson about Concrete Plant Park, opening to the public in September] On Saturday, 60 High Line supporters ventured up to Hunt’s Point in the South Bronx for a tour of the Bronx River–by canoe. Staff from the Bronx River Alliance guided us down the river past a dynamic combination of still-functioning [...]
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Despite the heat wave this weekend, 80 intrepid High Line supporters took part in our first ever High Line horticulture tours on Saturday. Alex Feleppa, director of horticulture for the Horticultural Society of New York, took visitors on a journey through the rail yards section of the Line (30th-34th Streets), the only part of the [...]
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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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Tomorrow night at the Leo Kesting Gallery, we will fete the opening of Chalk Shoes to the High Line, a show documenting the April 16 performance led by artist Julia Mandle that featured 60 8th-graders from the Lab School in Chelsea. The students donned shoes made from green chalk and scuffed lines along the sidewalks [...]
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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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This afternoon, sixty 8th-grade art students from the Lab School for Collaborative Studies donned tall, blocky shoes made of green chalk and scuffed West along the streets of Chelsea and the Meatpacking District, drawing chalk lines with their feet that ended at three future access points to the High Line. The choreographed performance was Chalk [...]
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Friends of the High Line is set to kick off our spring programming season, and we’ll be starting off with a bang. We’ve commissioned Brooklyn-based multi-disciplinary artist Julia Mandle to work with a group of 60 students from the Lab School in Chelsea to mount a performance and exhibition this April and May. The kids, all 8th-grade [...]
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[Restoration of Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater and New York City's Irish Hunger Memorial by Robert Silman Associates] [Danish National Opera House and Saudi Arabia's Al Faisaliah Tower by Buro Happold] Join Friends of the High Line and the Master’s Program in Exhibition Design at the Fashion Institute of Technology for a free design [...]
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Working with our volunteers is one of my favorite parts of my job. Friends of the High Line has about 115 active volunteers, all of them dynamic individuals who care about the future of New York City. Last month, we held a volunteer orientation for current and prospective volunteers at the General Theological Seminary in [...]
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