Inspired by nature’s ability to persevere under even the most unlikely circumstances, Mauro Zamora exhibits a new series of paintings that feature imagery of nature thriving in the midst of densely-developed urban areas. The paintings, mounted on signpost-like structures, reference the imposition of highway billboards on the landscape.

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Katie Holten’s new, temporary public artwork along the Grand Concourse celebrates its street trees and highlights the Concourse’s influence on the changing neighborhood. The project includes an audio tour and a series of displays along the 4.5 mile boulevard.

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Wave Hill House radiates with a selection of the outstanding work produced in our year-round art workshops for adults and families. Adult participants include: Beverly Barker, Kim Campi, Jenny Chin, Leslie Concannen, Shirley de Leon, Katherine Desmond, Ruth Hurd, Jerome Levkov, Carol Mangis, Trish Mayo, Agnes Murray, Alexandra Patz, Kathy Pavlick, Lucille Peskin, Sheldon Reich, Clarice Robinson, Linda Rubenstein, Sarah Schattschneider, Frida Sterenberg, Linda Stern, Howard Tarragon, Kristina Thorstenson, and John Walker.

In support of Lincoln Center’s 50th Anniversary, Wave Hill is exhibiting five prints from the List Art Poster and Print Program. Since 1962 this program has produced distinctive prints by prominent visual artists that engage its performing arts audiences with contemporary art. The prints on view at Wave Hill by noted artists Vija Celmins, Glenn Ligon, Robert Long, Wolf Kahn and Donald Sultan were selected because of an intrinsic connection with nature. Prints are available for sale through the Wave Hill Shop and will benefit both Wave Hill and Lincoln Center.