Carole Eisner at Harlem Sculpture Gardens featured in “City Life Org”
We are pleased to share more press for Carole Eisner! SEFA invites you to check out this article for Carole Eisner’s current exhibition, published by “City Life Org.” The full text is available online here.
One of Eisner’s iconic metal outdoor sculptures is currently featured in the exhibition Harlem Sculpture Gardens at St. Nicholas Park. Konnected is on view from May 2nd to October 30th. We encourage you to explore Eisner’s vast practice on her SEFA artist page, and of course to view the sculpture in person at St. Nicholas Park!
A TRIUMPHANT LAUNCH: HARLEM SCULPTURE GARDENS ANNOUNCES ITS FIRST LARGE–SCALE SCULPTURE EXHIBITION MAY 2024
Harlem Sculpture Gardens is honored to announce the launch of its debut art project, curated to foster joy and beauty within our local community. Harlem will host its first large-scale sculpture exhibition on May 02, 2024, and run through October 30, 2024. A plethora of local public parks will feature permanent and temporary sculpture installations.
Eight venues have been selected to serve as the featured sites for this public art exhibition, and include the following locations:
Morning Side Park
Featuring sculptures by Margaret Roleke, Miguel Otero Fuentes, Jaleeca Yancy, Peter Miller, Zura Bushurishvili, the team of Carol Diamond and Ben LaRocco, and Reuben Sinha
St. Nicholas Park
Featuring sculptures by Luke Schumacher, the team of Felipe Jacome and Svetlana Onipko, Carole Eisner, Dianne Smith, the team of Dario Mohr and Cody Umans, Heather Williams
Jackie Robinson Park
Featuring sculptures by Zura Bushurishvili, Vera Tineo, ByeongDon Moon, Iliana Emilia Garcia, Kraig Blue, and Michael Poast
Additional smaller Harlem–neighborhood park sites will also be part of this landmark public art presentation, and include:
Montefiore Park
Sculpture by Sherwin Banfield
Roosevelt Triangle
Sculpture by Richard Hunt
Harriet Tubman Triangle
Sculpture by Alison Saar
Frederick Douglass Circle
Sculpture by the team of Gabriel Koren and Algernon Miller
City College of New York Campus
Sculpture by Enrique Sebastian Carabajal, Fletcher Benton, and Chaim Gross
Harlem Sculpture Gardens is led by the West Harlem Art Fund and New York Artist Equity Association. They worked collaboratively with the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation, local community boards and neighborhood groups.
The team is partnering with the online app STQRY (formerly OnCell) to realize online tours and sound walks. STQRY is a storytelling platform that helps visitors explore further, engage deeper, and discover more. Users can choose from a range of amazing features to create location-based tours, virtual tours, mobile, and web apps, audio guides, games, and online collections.