Good Fences Make Good Neighbors
Good Fences Make Good Neighbors is Ai Weiwei’s largest and most ambitious public art exhibition to date and will be on view October 12, 2017 – February 11, 2018, at 300+ sites across New York City. It is the culmination of Public Art Fund’s 40th Anniversary year.
This exhibition is curated by Public Art Fund Director & Chief Curator Nicholas Baume with the assistance of Associate Curator Daniel S. Palmer.
Jason Wyche. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
Inspired by the international migration crisis and current global geopolitical landscape, the exhibition transforms the security fence into a powerful social and artistic symbol with interventions across the city.
Jason Wyche. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
Nicholas Knight. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
Nicholas Knight. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
Jason Wyche. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
Jason Wyche. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
Nicholas Knight. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
Timothy Schenck. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
Timothy Schenck. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
Timothy Schenck. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
Jason Wyche. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
Timothy Schenck. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
Timothy Schenck. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
Timothy Schenck. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
Timothy Schenck. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
Timothy Schenck. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
Jason Wyche. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
Jason Wyche. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
Jason Wyche. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
Jason Wyche. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
WeiweiStudio. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
Jason Wyche. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
Jason Wyche. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
Jason Wyche. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
Jason Wyche. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
WeiweiStudio. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
WeiweiStudio. Courtesy of Public Art Fund
WeiweiStudio. Courtesy of Public Art Fund