Best Outdoor Art Shows This Summer
What to see around the city this summer, pleating with an elite fashion designer at the Brooklyn Museum, and hi from Rhea!
15 Outdoor Art Shows to See in NYC This Summer
MoMA PS1's new courtyard installation by Precious Okoyomon, titled "Among the Flowers I Learned to Love: A Garden of Decreation," transforms a concrete corner into a joyful and tranquil space. This installation will be on view for the next two years.
Meanwhile, the Brooklyn Museum's monumental exhibition dedicated to Dutch fashion designer Iris van Herpen showcases her gravity-defying, 3D-printed designs inspired by nature. Contributor Livia Caligor spoke with the designer during her visit to the exhibition's atelier.
For those seeking a more relaxed outdoor experience, the Schoelkopf Gallery features Richard Estes's visual reflections on New York City, reminding us that beauty can be appreciated anywhere.
Other notable shows include a teddy bear-themed installation at MoMA PS1, an interactive ping-pong table, and a documentary about Flaco the owl at the IFC Center. The Bronx Music Heritage Center welcomes artists from the Andean diaspora, while the Bronx Museum celebrates David Antonio Cruz's exhibition in partnership with Wave Hill.
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