The art galleries in New York are full of amazing collections and rare exhibitions. You can spend weeks exploring them and still not see everything. But the joy of New York is that you don’t even have to go to a gallery to see art – it is everywhere. Just strolling up Park Avenue from Grand Central to Central Park takes you past a feast of artistic works. It is an avenue of inspiration, a evolving showcase of surprise. So don’t limit yourself to MOMA and the Museum mile, have a peek at Park…
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Good shots, as always, Fitzy!!
Seeing street art is so inspiring. We have 50 elephants that have been on show around Melbourne CBD. http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-08-10/melbournes-cbd-overrun-by-baby-elephants/4191576
Sadly they will disappear after they have been auctioned to raise money for conservation.
Hey Annie – let’s hope some of the bidders decide to leave their elephants on the street for everyone to enjoy. Like you say, street art is so inspiring!
Hi Gabrielle – do you know if the “Survival of Serena”, a sculpture of a swimmer in the Petrosino Square near Soho, is still there, and if not, where it has gone? I stumbled upon it last year when visiting NYC from Adelaide, and absolutely love it.
Yes, it was a fantastic sculpture but was only there for the season. I spoke with the artist Carole Feuerman at the time and she constantly has art on display around the world ( https://thefitzyreport.com/2012/06/18/summer-art-and-carole-feuerman/ )
Any of her pieces would look amazing on a beach in Australia….
Yes but I wonder where it went – hope it went to a public arena…..that would be good!
Yes, you are absolutely right Barbie, that would be very good!