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SARAH SZE: ‘Fallen Sky’ - Storm King Sculpture Park

I've long held the belief that the key to living a long and happy life in New York City is to escape often. Whether you are a "Spring/Summer" person or a "Fall/Winter" person, my list of favorite escapes from the city offers something for everyone. The best part: all are either a subway ride, a lovely drive, or Metro

New York State's great, unknown sculpture garden.

Andy Goldsworthy Storm King

Widely celebrated as one of the world's leading sculpture parks, Storm King Art Center has welcomed visitors from across the globe for fifty years. It is located only one hour north of New York City...

100 massive sculptures in the Hudson River Valley.

Storm King : SK Artwork : Helixikos Number 3 [1970.7]

Explore _ElijahPorter's 987 photos on Flickr!

‘Broken Obelisk’, 1967 Barnett Newman Storm King Sculpture Park

Imagine 500 acres of beautifully curated landscape. Now put over 100 pieces of sculpture on it, and add hiking, biking,

An exhibition at Storm King Art Center redefines what a garden can be

Dark Souls 3 Concept Art - Nameless King's Dragon Concept Art

Black Númenóreans are a fallen subdivision of Númenóreans (a group of Men that populated the island of Númenor before migrating to the north-western part of Middle-earth, which became one of the most advanced mortal cultures) that are loyal to the Númenórean crown and oppose the Valar and the Elves. They have been corrupted by the influence of Morgoth and Sauron, and serve under them. Though they are "fallen", they are still Númenóreans, and are able to live for hundreds of years and can…

<3 Storm King Art Center // sculpture park in the lower Hudson valley, upstate NY

Rachel Riederer rounds up highlights of The New Yorker’s photography in 2020, as photographers found creative ways to adapt to the pandemic.

MVVA on Instagram: “Andy Goldsworthy is a British sculptor and installation artist known for his ephemeral, environmental approach to art making. His dry-stack…”

Maya Lin’s outdoor installation in Mountainville, N.Y., is rows of rolling hills that change with the light and the season.