04/26/2005
On a High Line
A few photos from a night at the MOMA for the opening party of the exhibition of plans for the High Line. The High Line is a 22 block long stretch of abandoned elevated track erected in 1929 on Manhattan's west side that is set to become New York's next great park. Last night's event, to which I was invited by my friend of the High Line Robert Hammond, was also a cool opportunity to see small pieces of the museum without the usual crowds, and it ended with a small bite at Vynl Diner later on...
Posted 11:05 AM EST by Andy in Art & Design, New York, Photography, towleroad | Permalink
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thaz me!
Posted by: matty | Apr 26, 2005 11:59:09 AM
This is the coolest thing ever! I love the idea and this is the first I've heard of it. I can't wait to hear more about the High Line. Thanks.
Posted by: scott | Apr 26, 2005 8:34:11 PM
And just think of the rent increases flying, when twenty whole West Side blocks can now boast a 'park view'.
I heart NY.
Posted by: Jacko | May 11, 2006 6:16:00 AM