Public Sculpture Exhibition
Kathy Ruttenberg on Broadway: in dreams awake
Six large-scale, figural sculptures on the Broadway malls, 64th Street to 157th Street
2018 – March 8, 2019
Kathy Ruttenberg on Broadway: in dreams awake, which closed on March 8, 2019, featured six large-scale, figural sculptures by Kathy Ruttenberg on the Broadway malls between 64th and 157th Streets. In her first major outdoor installation, Ruttenberg created narrative works combining human, animal, and plant forms that brought to life a wonder world in which different species merge and figures serve as landscapes. The artist employed a variety of sculptural media including patinated bronze, glass mosaic, transparent cast resin, and carefully orchestrated LED lighting. The interaction among color and form, opacity and transparency, and even light itself used as a medium highlighted the inherently theatrical nature of the visual storyteller’s art.
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“Ruttenberg on Broadway”
That’s So New York -
5/30/2018 —
STUDIOS: “Kathy Ruttenberg on Broadway: in dreams awake”
Daily Plinth -
4/27/2018 —
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by Barbara Hoffman, New York Post -
4/27/2018 —
“New York’s best public art installations this season”
by Ameena Walker, Curbed New York -
4/26/2018 —
“Funky New Sculptures Land in Broadway Median”
by West Sider, West Side Rag -
4/24/2018 —
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4/18/2018 —
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4/2/2018 —
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4/2/2018 —
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4/2/2018 —
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by AFineLyne, Untapped Cities -
3/23/2018 —
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by Sarah Cascone, Artnet -
3/22/2018 —
“A Giant Snail and More Public Art Coming to Broadway Median”
by Alex Israel, West Side Rag