Public Art and Climate Change in New York 2021

Increasingly, contemporary artists are focusing their attention on environmental concerns, creating art that raises awareness of threats to our fragile ecosystems. Three large-scale public artworks on view in New York this summer address issues relevant to the New York region. This virtual tour with art historian Julie Reiss will include Maya Lin’s Ghost Forest in Madison Square Park, Mary Mattingly’s Watershed Core in Prospect Park, and Anina Gerchick’s Birdlink in Crotona Park.

Virtual tours are in Eastern Time and last 60 to 90 minutes. They are not recorded to be viewed later.

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