Panorama

Exposición / High Line Art / Manhattan’s West Side / Nueva York, New York, Estados Unidos
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Cuándo:
23 abr de 2015 - 01 mar de 2016

Inauguración:
23 abr de 2015

Horario:
Fecha de cierre sin concretar.

Organizada por:
High Line Art

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Etiquetas
Escultura  Escultura en New York  Instalacion  Instalacion en New York 

       

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Descripción de la Exposición

Artistas: Mariana Castillo Deball, Olafur Eliasson, Elmgreen & Dragset, Ryan Gander, Kris Martin, Damián Ortega, Gabriel Sierra, Katrin Sigurðardóttir, Yutaka Sone, Kaari Upson, Andro Wekua. High Line Art presents Panorama, a group exhibition that takes inspiration from the High Line as an urban park cutting straight through the city, creating new vistas and vantage points onto the surrounding natural and man-made landscapes. The High Line is the ideal stage for this series of sculptures and installations, all of which explore the act of seeing and understanding the spectacle of nature. The exhibition challenges historical notions of the sublime, quasi-religious experiences of "untouched" nature, and the debate on the manicured versus the ostensibly natural garden, opening up the possibility for experiencing nature in its necessarily human-impacted state. The artists in the exhibition manipulate scale, perspective, and context in order to heighten our awareness of our surrounding environment. Ranging from a miniature model of an Antarctic island by Katrin Sigurðardóttir, to a larger-than-life bronze telescope by Elmgreen & Dragset, from an imaginary city built with more than two tons of LEGOs by Olafur Eliasson, to the replica of a famous Flemish altarpiece by Kris Martin, all of the works in the exhibition engage with the relationship in scale between the singularly human and the seemingly infinite immensity of nature.

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'Panorama' is an open-air exhibition that takes inspiration from the High Line as an urban park cutting straight through the city, creating new vistas and vantage points onto the surrounding natural and man-made landscapes.

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