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Next Big Idea: Jeff Koons' 'Train' at the High Line

By Kate Lindquist March 27, 2012

A design rendering of Jeff Koons' Train at the High Line. Image by James Corner Field Operations, Diller Scofidio + Renfro, and Jeff Koons. As we continue to refine the initial design concepts for the rail yards section of the High Line, the design team is studying a range of options for ... read more
- Categories:
- Rail Yards,
- Design
Plant of the Week: Spike Winter Hazel

By Erika Harvey March 21, 2012

Spike winter hazel blooms with plentiful yellow flowers in late winter or early spring. The High Line’s planting design is inspired by the self-seeded landscape that grew up between rail tracks after the trains stopped running in the 1980s. Today, the High Line includes more than 300 sp... read more
- Categories:
- Horticulture,
- Plant of the Week,
- Spring Cutback
Spring Cutback Volunteer Profile: Pat Jonas

By Erika Harvey March 19, 2012

Pat Jonas is one of the High Line’s most dedicated volunteers. Seen here helping with mulching near West 26th Street earlier this year, Pat has worked closely with our horticulture staff and is returning to help out with her second season of Spring Cutback. Spring Cutback is a monumental... read more
- Categories:
- Horticulture,
- Volunteers,
- Spring Cutback
Plant(s) of the Week: Dawn Bodnant Viburnum and White Squill

By Erika Harvey March 16, 2012

Dawn bodnant viburnum has bright pink flowers that are at their peak this time of year. The High Line’s planting design is inspired by the self-seeded landscape that took root on the elevated rail tracks after the trains stopped running. The High Line includes more than 300 species of... read more
- Categories:
- Horticulture,
- Plant of the Week
A Special Award for Sarah Sze’s High Line Art Installation

By Erika Harvey March 16, 2012

Sarah Sze’s complex architectural sculpture rises up on either side of the pathway, forming a gateway that visitors can pass through. Photo by Iwan Baan This week, the US Art Critics Association (AICA-USA) announced its annual awards recognizing artists, curators, museums, galleries, and... read more
- Categories:
- High Line Art
Spring Cutback Update: Week 2

By Erika Harvey March 16, 2012

An aerial photo of our staff and volunteers hard at work between West 18th Street and West 20th Street. Photo by Rick Darke We have just completed our second week of High Line Spring Cutback. Spring Cutback is an intense six week-long process in which we cut back the High Line’s wild g... read more
- Categories:
- Horticulture,
- Volunteers,
- Spring Cutback
Vote Now: Help Select the Next High Line Print

By Erika Harvey March 15, 2012

The High Line Flickr Pool is an great resource for beautiful photographs of the park. One of these images, taken by five contributors to the Flickr Pool, will be selected as the next High Line Print. With more than 1,500 contributors, the High Line Flickr Pool gathers some of the best p... read more
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- Photography,
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First Designs for the High Line at the Rail Yards

By Erika Harvey March 13, 2012

The rail yards section will extend the High Line’s distinctive design vocabulary established south of West 30th Street, evoking the High Line’s history as an active freight rail line, and the unique self-seeded landscape that grew up between the tracks when the trains stopped running in the 1980... read more
- Categories:
- Rail Yards,
- Design,
- Community
Spring Cutback Update: Week 1

By Erika Harvey March 9, 2012

Volunteers and High Line Gardeners gather tools and supplies at the end of a chilly Spring Cutback shift on Tuesday, March 6. Photo by Liz Ligon. We have just completed week one of High Line Spring Cutback! Spring Cutback is an intense six week-long process in which we cut back the Hig... read more
- Categories:
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- Volunteers,
- Spring Cutback
High Line Spring Cutback Begins!

By Kate Lindquist March 6, 2012

High Line Gardeners are busily working to cut back more than 100,000 plants by hand to prepare for new spring growth on the High Line. The process, called High Line Spring Cutback, began this week. This week we begin High Line Spring Cutback – our biggest horticultural task of the year. ... read more
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- On the High Line,
- Community,
- Operations,
- Spring Cutback