Within the last year, New York City’s High Line — a huge public park atop an elevated rail structure — has evolved into one of the city’s most intriguing open-air galleries. Stretching from Manhattan’s Meatpacking District to Midtown, it features views of an eclectic range of both commissioned and unsanctioned pieces. Here are a few images recently captured:
NYC-based artist Jordan Betten
Brazilian muralist Eduardo Kobra
Italian native Alessandro Pessoli, “Old Singer with Blossoms,” 9-foot-tall sculpture from bronze and steel.
Austrian native Oliver Laric, “Sun Tzu Janus,” resin cast of legendary author Sun Tzu
American painter and sculptor Charlie Hewitt, “Urban Rattle”
UK-based artist Francis Upritchard, “The Embrace”
Korean painter Hyemi Cho
Legendary NYC street artists Revs and Cost
Award-winning French photographer JR’s tribute to the Lakota people
French artist Thoma Vuille aka Monsieur Chat or M. Chat
Photos by Dani Mozeson, Sara Mozeson and Lois Stavsky
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Thank you for posting these photos. The ones of Kobra’s Kiss mural have been helpful as an additional reference for a painting I’m working on based on a photo I took many years ago while walking the high line.
I look forward to reviewing your other posts! You can see the painting in progress here if you are interested. Hellomydarling.ca
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