Residents of New York

PROJECT OVERVIEW

Title: Residents of New York
Photo Credit: Baseera Khan
Lead Artist(s):

Description:

Over several months, Andres Serrano engaged with homeless individuals in New York City, to create a series of large-scale photographic portraits called Residents of New York, a site-specific public art project that took a look at the many faces of homelessness and poverty in New York City. From May 19 through June 15, 2014, his photographs transformed distinct locations around Washington Square, including a full occupation of the subway station at West 4th Street as well as on LaGuardia Place (in collaboration with the NYC Department of Transportation), Judson Memorial Church, and public phone booths around Manhattan.

PROJECT LOCATION

Billboard
Pop-up
Public Space
Transit System
Wall
The West 4th Street Subway Station (IND) is located in Greenwich Village. It is one of the busiest stations in Manhattan with thousands of commuters daily.
West 4th Street Subway Station
West Third Street & Sixth Avenue
New York City, NY 10014
United States

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PROJECT TEAM

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PROJECT DETAILS

Temporary
158,310
Grant
Public
Installation, Photography
Mural, Paper, Photography
2015
2015
VIDEOS

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