Storm king art center

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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

100 massive sculptures in the Hudson River Valley.

This Take 5 shares Kelly Beall's picks of favorites, including Storm King, concrete candle orbs, a mask exhibition and perfume to align with your chakras.

By Jacquelin Carnegie – (New York, NY) If you need a break from hectic city life, nothing soothes the soul more than art experienced in a beautiful setting. STORM KING ART CENTER Old Pleasant Hill Rd., Mountainville, NY; Tel: 845/534-3115; www.stormkingartcenter.org (Open: April-November; Admission fee) Storm King, Maya Lin’s Wavefield (photo: Jerry L. Thompson) This open-air museum, about an hour north of the city, features monumental sculptures in a Hudson Valley setting so stunning it…

A measly hour drive north of the city lies Storm King Art Center, a pastoral 500 acre sculpture park in a town aptly named "Mountainville". Here is how to get there, how to navigate the park and what to do afterwards. By car - take the NY State Thruway to exit 16 and follow directions to 1 Museum Road 12553 By bus - Coach USA leaves from Port Authority at 10am and returns at 6:15 By train - take NJ Transit from Penn Station to Salisbury Mills and call a local taxi company upon arriving…

Storm King Art Center

new york’s storm king art center has unveiled its latest permanent addition — a site-specific commission by american artist sarah sze.

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

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