Whitney Museum and Hudson River Park Debut Permanent Public Installation by David Hammons
The Whitney Museum of American Art, in collaboration with Hudson River Park, has installed a permanent public artwork by David Hammons titled Day's End (2014–21). Located on the Hudson River waterfront, the open-frame steel structure measures 52 feet high, 325 feet long, and 65 feet wide. The installation occupies the former site of Pier 52 and serves as a formal tribute to Gordon Matta-Clark’s 1975 architectural intervention of the same name.
- Artists: David Hammons, Gordon Matta-Clark
- People: David Hammons, Gordon Matta-Clark
- Museums: Whitney Museum of American Art
- Locations: New York, Hudson River Park, Pier 52
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