Park update: Starting Saturday, February 13, the High Line will be closed south of 14th Street due to neighboring construction work. The southernmost access point is now 14th Street (elevator/stairs). Follow us on Twitter at @highlinenyc for updates.
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Channel is our video art program located on the High Line at 14th Street. We present a rotating program of solo and group exhibitions, historic works as well as new, in video format. Past artworks we’ve screened include videos by Sophia Al-Maria, Camille Henrot, Mary Reid Kelley, and Jacolby Satterwhite, among others.
Channel is our video art program located on the High Line at 14th Street. We present a rotating program of solo and group exhibitions, historic works as well as new, in video format. Past artworks we’ve screened include videos by Sophia Al-Maria, Camille Henrot, Mary Reid Kelley, and Jacolby Satterwhite, among others.
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Using family mementos and archival images, the group exhibition Memory Palace explores the relationship between photography and moving images in memory and storytelling. The exhibition includes works by Mohamed Bourouissa, IM Heung-soon, Nina Katchadourian, Claudia Peña Salinas, and Stefanos Tsivopoulos.
Piano Magic
Three works by Ang that show the simple but magical ways that music activates social and material worlds. On view March 4 – April 28, 2021.
The Musical Brain
The Musical Brain is a group video exhibition that shows how music is both an art form and a way that we hear the world around us. On view April 29 – June 23, 2021.
Landscape Poems
Landscape Poems navigates landscape and language through three mesmerizing videos. On view June 24 – August 18, 2021.
In Vitro
Sansour presents an elegant black-and-white film, directed with and written by Søren Lind, set in a future vision of Bethlehem after a massive climate disaster. On view August 19 – October 20, 2021.