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October 26, 2012
Call Me Maybe: Video Farewell to Melissa Fisher
By Kate Lindquist
Video still from our version of Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Call Me Maybe” in honor of our outgoing Chief Operating Officer Melissa Fisher....
By Kate Lindquist | October 26, 2012
Video still from our version of Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Call Me Maybe” in honor of our outgoing Chief Operating Officer Melissa Fisher. Yes, we know summer is over. And yes, we know we are late to the game. We just...
October 25, 2012
VIDEO: Beyond the High Line: Transforming New Orleans
By Kate Lindquist
Plans are in the works to turn New Orleans’ Lafitte Corridor into public open space.Photo by Jackson Hill Photography Leaders and thinkers in...
By Kate Lindquist | October 25, 2012
Plans are in the works to turn New Orleans’ Lafitte Corridor into public open space.Photo by Jackson Hill Photography Leaders and thinkers in Chicago, Detroit, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Atlanta, and other cities are pioneering...
October 24, 2012
VIDEO: Jennifer West’s One Mile Film for High Line Art
By Ashley Tickle
Visitors enjoy Jennifer West’s screening of One Mile Film.Photo by Liz Ligon Last week we debuted Jennifer West’s new feature-length video...
By Ashley Tickle | October 24, 2012
Visitors enjoy Jennifer West’s screening of One Mile Film.Photo by Liz Ligon Last week we debuted Jennifer West’s new feature-length video during a special outdoor screening at the High Line. If you missed the video, you can...
October 22, 2012
Featured Plant: Raydon's Favorite aromatic aster
By High Line Gardens
Writing about wild asters in his journal, Henry David Thoreau noted: “How ever unexpected are these later flowers! You thought that Nature had...
By High Line Gardens | October 22, 2012
Writing about wild asters in his journal, Henry David Thoreau noted: “How ever unexpected are these later flowers! You thought that Nature had about wound up her affairs. You had seen what she could do this year, and had not...