New York Penn Station ranks as the busiest rail station in North America, connecting intercity and commuter rail systems, bus, and subway services. It has also become a hub for dynamic public art installations by a diverse range of artists, facilitated by three different organizations.
Join curators Cheryl Hageman from MTA Arts & Design, Public Art Fund’s Melanie Kress, and Sharon Tepper from Art at Amtrak, to learn more about the conception, production, and impact of their respective art projects at Penn Station and the Moynihan Train Hall.
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