You never know what you'll stumble upon in New York City. I found these sculptures in Hudson River Park on a cloudy Veteran's Day. They're part of the Model to Monument Program which the Art Students League conducts in partnership with the NYC Department of Parks & Recreation. It trains students to sculpt public works for specific environments.
I'll start at the south end of the installation with Sherwin Banfield's "Transitions Through Triathalon."
"The Bathers" by Benat Iglesias Lopez.
I liked "A Frolicking Stray" by John N. Erianne the most but it was hardest to capture.
Morito Yasumitsu's "Spirit" struck a pose.
Anna Kuchel Rabinowitz delivered "Preservation" in 2 parts. Here's "A Wonderful Life."
And "High & Dry:"
"Ringo" by Reina Kubota bordered on kitsch, but it might make a fun place to propose. Somebody took a bite of the apple.
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