Harriet Senie, PhD will delve into her groundbreaking unrealized monuments project at the upcoming event "Negotiating the Public Art Terrain Challenges, Minefields, & Opportunities" in New York. As a distinguished Professor Emerita of Art History at City College of New York, she will share insights on the intricate process of monument proposals and how these projects can endure, even if they remain unrealized. By examining notable artists like Richard Serra, Keith Haring, and more, attendees will learn valuable lessons from controversial public art pieces. Dr. Senie's extensive expertise, showcased in her authored works and advisory roles, makes her a key figure in the realm of public art. The event, scheduled for April 18, 2024, at The Phyllis Harriman Mason Gallery in New York, offers a unique opportunity to explore the complexities and possibilities of navigating the public art landscape. Admission is free, providing a valuable chance for art enthusiasts, scholars, and practitioners to gain valuable insights from Dr. Senie's wealth of knowledge and experience.

New York

United States

Searching for information and tickets regarding Negotiating the Public Art Terrain Challenges, Minefields, & Opportunities | The Phyllis Harriman Mason Gallery taking place in New York on Apr 18, 2024 (UTC-5)? Trip.com has you covered. Check the dates, itineraries, and other information about Negotiating the Public Art Terrain Challenges, Minefields, & Opportunities | The Phyllis Harriman Mason Gallery now! Trip.com has also prepared more similar exciting activities and discounted flight and hotel packages.

Negotiating the Public Art Terrain Challenges, Minefields, & Opportunities | The Phyllis Harriman Mason Gallery: Tickets, Dates & Itineraries | Trip.com

Negotiating the Public Art Terrain Challenges, Minefields, & Opportunities | The Phyllis Harriman Mason Gallery

Negotiating the Public Art Terrain Challenges, Minefields, & Opportunities | Trip.com

null | Trip.com

Spread the word! Share your result with friends and discover their opinions!

Lowell Hotel

Near Central Park|Upper East Side, New York

New York Edition

Near New York University|Gramercy, New York

Luxury Hotels

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Best Things to Do

Fine Art Galleries

Museums

泰迪小熊

It came on September 19, 2017. The Metropolitan Museum is one of the most important museums in the world. With the influence of American imperialism, through the clever capture, the collection of cultural relics and artworks from all civilizations around the world is mostly representative cultural relics of various civilizations. I believe every visitor will feel mixed here. The entire museum is classified according to different civilizations on all continents, because the history of the collection is known to everyone, so the exhibition is very simple and rude, that is, put a civilized thing in a place, there is no good narrative, it is completely a &quot;trophy&quot; display. There are a lot of collections here, if you want to look good, it takes a day or two. The museum is right next to Central Park, and two places can also be arranged to visit in a day, half a day in the park, half a day in the museum.

Statue of Liberty

Ready to use immediately

Available for today

Statues/Sculptures

Niawat

Super easy to navigate from metro to ferry through the park. Helpful and friendly staff when you wanted them, not in your face like other tourist attractions which was such a respite. The island was very calm, good cafe, gift shop and views for days. My one criticism would be the painfully juvenile audio tour recoding (brother and sister). I had to stop listening as it was far too cringey!

The Peninsula New York

Instagrammable Hotels

The Mark New York

Near The Metropolitan Museum of Art|Upper East Side, New York

The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel

Empire State Building

Modern Architecture

Nighttime sightseeing

雨芯Yuxin

The best seat, at least you can shoot the video beautifully! In addition to the bad iron fence, it is worth punching in. After all, the Empire State Building with the old coordinates! It is worth a visit, no need to compare with other, go right!

The Museum of Modern Art

Family-friendly Attractions

Milowei

Visited this museum in New York City for a glance of the famous and original Starry Night painting by Vincent Van Gogh! I&rsquo;m glad that we did pay a visit as the museum visit was a great one! the museum is huge with 5 floors of art paintings and sculptures displays! We spent around 2 hours here, which wasn&rsquo;t sufficient. wish we had more time to spend here! The layout was a little confusing for me, but overall, amazing and artsy museum to visit.

Rockefeller Center

Observation Decks

Must go spot while visiting New York City! It&rsquo;s nestled on the fifth Avenue, walk along fifth avenue and Rockefeller Center is easily spotted! there&rsquo;s a ice skating rink during our visit, very lively and buzzing energy! lovely place to explore and for sight seeing! definitely a must go in NYC

Time:	Apr 18, 2024 (UTC-5) ENDED
Location:	The Phyllis Harriman Mason Gallery

Negotiating the Public Art Terrain Challenges, Minefields, & Opportunities | The Phyllis Harriman Mason Gallery

Details

Vote

Are you interested in Negotiating the Public Art Terrain Challenges, Minefields, & Opportunities?

Recommended Products for Negotiating the Public Art Terrain Challenges, Minefields, & Opportunities | The Phyllis Harriman Mason Gallery

Lowell Hotel

New York Edition

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Statue of Liberty

The Peninsula New York

The Mark New York

The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel

Empire State Building

The Museum of Modern Art

Rockefeller Center

Negotiating the Public Art Terrain Challenges, Minefields, & Opportunities | The Phyllis Harriman Mason Gallery

Details

Vote

Are you interested in Negotiating the Public Art Terrain Challenges, Minefields, & Opportunities?

Recommended Products for Negotiating the Public Art Terrain Challenges, Minefields, & Opportunities | The Phyllis Harriman Mason Gallery

Lowell Hotel

New York Edition

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Statue of Liberty

The Peninsula New York

The Mark New York

The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel

Empire State Building

The Museum of Modern Art

Rockefeller Center

More contents about New York