Commissions

"A Totem for the High Line." entangles found objects and personal artifacts, standing as an homage to transformation and the perpetual unfolding of one’s past, present, and future.

Teresa Solar-Abboud presents Birth of Islands, a new sculpture in her series of zoomorphic works inspired by animals and prehistoric life forms.

Tishan Hsu presents car-grass-screen-2 and car-body-screen-2, two biomorphic forms that blur the line between our physical bodies and technological interfaces.

secondary forest, composed of aluminum casts of animal, human, and plant forms, encourages one to reconsider their impact on and relationship to the cycle of life.

For the High Line, Davis presents "Curtain Call", a larger-than-life bronze portrait of a ballerina taking her final bow after a performance.

A monumental mural that actively engages with its audience, expressing gratitude to all those who pass, while reclaiming intimate language that is often disparaged for being feminine and unserious.

Kapwani Kiwanga presents On Growth, a sculpture of a fern encased in glass that draws on the legacies of institutional and commercial botanic nurseries.

Von Bonin brings her ongoing work "WHAT IF THEY BARK?" to the High Line, installing a group of anthropomorphic fish sculptures above the park’s iconic 10th Avenue Square.