Public Art | Ai Weiwei's "Good Fences Make Good Neighbors"

Central Park South at Grand Army Plaza

The project  "Good Fences Make Good Neighbors" by Ai Weiwei is  reflection about immigration; it opened on October 11 in New York with many citywide installations. One of the most prominent installation was a 40-foot cage-like structure placed under the monumental arch in Washington Square Park.

Washington Square Park

Banner in the Lower East Side

camminando | Destination MoMA via Central Park

Public art: Olaf Breuning "clouds"

Fifth Avenue: Bergdorf Goodman windows

53rd Street: MoMA window video installation

53rd Street: Uniqlo storefront as media façade

@MoMA: Sigmar Polke "Alibis"

@ MoMA:"Conceptions of Space" entrance

@ MoMA, Lygia Clark: The Abandonment of Art

@ MoMA: Cristopher Williams: "The Production Line of Happiness"

@ MoMA: sculptures in the garden and lobby

@ MoMA: lobby views

urban views: Broadway, Apple store and Lincoln Center Alice Tully Hall

All Things Considered...

 

Last night I had a pleasant break from my daily routine: a night out in Melbourne, my first one since when I arrived in March. Strolling in & out eateries and bars in Brunswick Street reminded me of the Lower East Side.

camminando | Melbourne, Docklands

Webb Bridge

Walking from Southern Cross Station

Public Art

Etihad Stadium

Webb Bridge

Walk Length: 5km

Vernissages | NYC, Paul McCarthy's 'Sculptures' and 'Life Casts'

 From the opening night at Hauser & Wirth

 and from the Hudson waterfront

Photo courtesy of David Foell