A tourist in New York City with photo camera. View from the Whitney' terrace. Water Tanks, people
El Museo Whitney dispone de una terrazas en diferentes pisos que permiten una amplia visión sobre la ciudad de Nueva York en la zona de Chelsea
New Building
Designed by architect Renzo Piano and situated between the High Line and
the Hudson River, the Whitney's new building vastly increases the
Museum’s exhibition and programming space, offering the most expansive
display ever of its unsurpassed collection of modern and contemporary
American art.
Designed by architect Renzo Piano, the new building includes
approximately 50,000 square feet of indoor galleries and 13,000 square
feet of outdoor exhibition space and terraces facing the High Line. An
expansive gallery for special exhibitions is approximately 18,000 square
feet in area, making it the largest column-free museum gallery in New
York City. Additional exhibition space includes a lobby gallery
(accessible free of charge), two floors for the permanent collection,
and a special exhibitions gallery on the top floor.
Art above NYC. Water above all.Water tank art for water awareness.
Launching summer 2014, The Water Tank Project will transform the New York City skyline.
Artwork by acclaimed artists and New York City public school
students will be wrapped around rooftop water tanks throughout the city,
celebrating the talents of established and emerging artists, and
calling attention to the global water crisis.
“París tiene la Torre Eiffel, Pisa tiene la Torre de Pisa y Nueva York tiene las torres de agua”,
dice
exagerada e irónicamente Andy Rosenwach, propietario de una de las
empresas de mantenimiento y construcción de tanques de madera de la
ciudad refiriéndose a su
landscape donde aparecen frecuentemente este tipo de estructuras
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