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CHECK OUT THE FANCIFUL SCULPTURES IN RIVERSIDE PARK BEFORE FRIDAY

May 12, 2015 | 9:16 AM
in ART, OUTDOORS
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“Atabey’s Land Haven”, by Phyllis Sanfiorenzo.

Students from The Art Students League have placed seven sculptures in Riverside Park between 59th and 69th streets as part of a five-year partnership with the city to enliven the park, and they’ll be taken away after Friday. It’s worth a stroll through Riverside Park South. Learn more about the program here.

The sculptures were created by an international team of selected League students during a nine-month program. The pieces for this exhibition explore “The Architecture of Nature.”  The artists are: Laura Barmack, Janet Fekete-Bolton, Ana Sofìa Martì, Lindsay McCosh, Phyllis Sanfiorenzo, Natsuki Takauji, and Minako Yoshino.

A new set of sculptures should arrive in the park by June 11.

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Leda
Leda
10 years ago

This year’s artworks have been great. There’s even a huge swing you can ride in! And they’ll be replaced with 7 new ones in June!

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Sally Olds
Sally Olds
10 years ago

These are wonderful — and you can get information about all the sculptures by calling 646-205-8057. Sally

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Roz Goldfarb
Roz Goldfarb
10 years ago

Thanks for including this but you should also add that this years selection from the Art Student’s League program M2M – Model to Monument – opens June 11th.

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DMH
DMH
10 years ago

Love these! Such a treat in the park.

There’s a new sculpture in the median at 79th and Broadway too, where the ConEd sphere was, I think? It would be great to know more about the artist.

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Arlene S Zivitz
Arlene S Zivitz
10 years ago

What a fabulous idea !!!

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