Mapping the High Line

MFA Visual Narrative students map and visualize the High Line. Using site-specific research they have created a group atlas, combining drawn, digital, and interactive work to tell stories of the park, its visitors, and the city surrounding it. Together these maps highlight new perspectives and lenses through which the park could be viewed, navigated, or imagined.

Presented by MFA Visual Narrative at the School of Visual Arts. Curated by Tim Szetela.

Exhibition

School of Visual Arts, MFA Visual Narrative Open Studios, Thursday July 27, 2017, 5:30-8:00pm [see photos]

Alex Barsky

portraits of shoes that walk the High Line

Ana Lozada

locations of sketches drawn on the High Line

Ethan Gould

Tiffany & Co. Foundation Overlook

Jenny Bee

a series of reports of missing pigeons of the High Line

Jie Ren

High Line histories at the 26th Street Viewing Spur

Kenny Nam

rating system of bathrooms around the High Line

LuÍsa Ulhoa

mapped spices of Chelsea Market, their stores, and their origins

Matt Murphy

people seated alone at the Diller-Von Furstenberg Sundeck

Roda Al-Thani

textures at 10th Avenue and 23rd Street

Shannon L. O'Halloran

data visualization of popsicles found on the High Line

More maps at mappped.com