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NYC Fall Art Exhibits - Gallery Openings | Richard Serra | Meatpacking District Public Art Walk

Join me in Chelsea, NYC for the opening reception of Richard Serra’s “Running Arcs (for John Cage), 1992” at Gagosian Gallery and the Lawrence Weiner exhibition “As Often As Not” at Gladstone Gallery. Two major contemporary art shows side by side on a vibrant evening in the New York City art world. This video blends gallery openings, contemporary art, public art and nighttime cityscapes into one immersive NYC art walk. After the openings, we take a night walk through the Meatpacking District, starting at the High Line with its unique public art and city views. As darkness sets in, the city lights come alive. From there we head to the Gansevoort Peninsula to see David Hammons’ monumental public artwork “Day’s End”, then continue to Little Island and the Pier 57 rooftop for stunning nighttime views of the Hudson River and NYC skyline. The walk ends back in the streets of the Meatpacking District, where we encounter another public art piece — “Mothership Connection” by Zak Ové. ►► Subscribe for more art-focused videos:    / @soundsofny   Other videos you may be interested in:    • NYC Art Museums 2025   🎥 Shot, edited & music by SoundsofNewYork 00:00 Chelsea Night Art Walk Intro | Richard Serra & Lawrence Weiner 00:06 Gagosian Gallery – Richard Serra “Running Arcs (for John Cage), 1992” 04:49 Gladstone Gallery – Lawrence Weiner “As Often As Not” Opening 07:20 Walking into Meatpacking District at Night | High Line Views & Public Art (Allison Katz: Don't Ask billboard) 11:40 Gansevoort Peninsula – David Hammons “Day’s End” Public Artwork 14:34 Little Island Night Walk | Hudson River Views 16:31 Pier 57 Rooftop | NYC Skyline at Night 17:12 More Meatpacking District Public Art | Zak Ové “Mothership Connection” #richardserra #LawrenceWeiner #ChelseaGalleries #MeatpackingDistrict #NYCArtWalk #PublicArtNYC #contemporaryart #nycart #artgallery #artexhibition