New sculpture exhibition coming to Lincoln Center

Just announced: Fourteen site-specific sculptures by Aaron Curry will be on display around Lincoln Center’s Josie Robertson Plaza, between October 2013 and January 2014.

The installation is the artist’s most ambitious project to date.These monumental, outdoor, site-specific sculptures of painted aluminum will be positioned in orbit around the iconic Revson Fountain. Curry’s boldly-colored structures will transform the space into a sculptural theater-in-the-round and create an immersive environment for viewers visiting the arts complex.

Read more about the exhibition here.

 

Kicking off Lincoln Center’s Spring Gala tonight is a free performance of the Juilliard Brass Quintet on the Josie Robertson Plaza. Later tonight, Audra McDonald at Avery Fisher Hall.

Kicking off Lincoln Center’s Spring Gala tonight is a free performance of the Juilliard Brass Quintet on the Josie Robertson Plaza. Later tonight, Audra McDonald at Avery Fisher Hall.

Earlier today, the Dunkirk (NY) Middle School Steel Band serenaded music lovers on Lincoln Center’s Josie Robertson Plaza, as part of the Young Music Makers program, with their renditions of “In The Jungle” and “Under The Sea.”Learn more about this great initiative which welcomes hundreds of young musicians to the Lincoln Center campus for dozens of performances on its outdoor plazas.
 

Earlier today, the Dunkirk (NY) Middle School Steel Band serenaded music lovers on Lincoln Center’s Josie Robertson Plaza, as part of the Young Music Makers program, with their renditions of “In The Jungle” and “Under The Sea.”

Learn more about this great initiative which welcomes hundreds of young musicians to the Lincoln Center campus for dozens of performances on its outdoor plazas.

 

Lights! Camera! Gatsby!The Great Gatsby premieres tonight at Lincoln Center’s Avery Fisher Hall. Above, setting up for tonight’s event on Josie Robertson Plaza.
 

Lights! Camera! Gatsby!


The Great Gatsby premieres tonight at Lincoln Center’s Avery Fisher Hall. Above, setting up for tonight’s event on Josie Robertson Plaza.

 

Beautiful morning here at Lincoln Center
 

Beautiful morning here at Lincoln Center

 

Josie Robertson Plaza at Lincoln Center
 

Josie Robertson Plaza at Lincoln Center

 

For Throwback Thursday, we’re looking back at the opening of Revson Fountain on April 6, 1964. This is a pretty cool view through The Metropolitan Opera building, under construction, onto Josie Robertson Plaza. (Photo credit: Bob Serating)
 

For Throwback Thursday, we’re looking back at the opening of Revson Fountain on April 6, 1964. This is a pretty cool view through The Metropolitan Opera building, under construction, onto Josie Robertson Plaza. (Photo credit: Bob Serating)

 

Revson Fountain, Lincoln Center
 

Revson Fountain, Lincoln Center

 

Calling all fashionistas! Be sure to tune into E! Entertainment tonight and next Friday at 10 p.m. to watch Joan Rivers, Giuliana Rancic, Kelly Osbourne and George Kotsiopoulos on Fashion Police as they report on Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week at Lincoln Center, which took place this past week on Sept. 6 through 13. Besides covering the shows themselves, Joan was also out on Josie Robertson Plaza asking people about their personal fashion styles. Be sure to check out these two very special episodes!
 

Calling all fashionistas! Be sure to tune into E! Entertainment tonight and next Friday at 10 p.m. to watch Joan Rivers, Giuliana Rancic, Kelly Osbourne and George Kotsiopoulos on Fashion Police as they report on Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week at Lincoln Center, which took place this past week on Sept. 6 through 13. Besides covering the shows themselves, Joan was also out on Josie Robertson Plaza asking people about their personal fashion styles. Be sure to check out these two very special episodes!

 

(Photos by Caitlin Kasunich)

SPOTTED AT LINCOLN CENTER: Joan Rivers!

It’s Day Five of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week at Lincoln Center, and Joan Rivers (co-host of Fashion Police on E! Entertainment) stopped by Josie Robertson Plaza to find out what people were wearing.