Overview
- The Long Island City exhibition is now open and is scheduled to run through September 13, 2026.
- More than 50 sculptures, models and archival materials chart the artist’s New York projects, with new animations showing how his playground designs would work.
- Signature public works are highlighted, including Red Cube at 140 Broadway and the Sunken Garden at Chase Manhattan Bank Plaza.
- Unrealized civic proposals feature prominently—such as Play Mountain and a Riverside Park playground with Louis Kahn—after setbacks from Robert Moses and a later cancellation under Mayor John Lindsay.
- Archival items trace collaborations and losses, from stage designs for Martha Graham and the News relief at Rockefeller Center to destroyed works like the 1975 sculpture Shinto.