Who can forget Bella Abzug ~ and in honor of her memory, New York City Parks renamed Hudson Yards Park in her honor during Women’s History Month, 2019. The busy little Park is also a #7 Train stop on the subway at 34th Street, and sits alongside an entrance to The Shed and The Vessel. It is under the auspices of not only NYC Parks, but also The Hudson Yards Hell’s Kitchen Alliance (HYHK).
The Hudson Yards Hell’s Kitchen Alliance (HYHK) recently installed six new, temporary artworks are in partnership with Six Summit Gallery featuring the works of Gina Micinilli and Ailene Fields.
Three sculptures have been installed in Block 1 of the park — Leo Sapiens Falconidae, Dragoness, and Owl by Fields.
In Block 2, three additional sculptures have been installed — Ferro Elementare by Miccinilli, and Fields’ Poseidon and Frog Prince.
The six sculptures will be on view through June 30, 2020 in Bella Abzug Park, 542 West 36th Street, NYC.
Save the dates for The Holiday Market in Bella Abzug Park, November 16-17th with a weekend of performances, DJs and one-of-a-kind gifts by over 30 unique artists and vendors.
While you’re there, check out The Poetry Jukebox, a new, temporary installation in the Park, and a permanent art installation, Ascension, by Jordan Baker-Caldwell (below).
And the Green Roof at Javits Center, and The Shed + Vessel right next door. Skip the traffic, and walk The High Line.
Or take the #7 at Hudson Yards subway station with gorgeous artwork by Xenobia Bailey.