The New York City Waterfalls
June 26, 2008 - October 13, 2008
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2008 Nyc Waterfalls |
The New York City Waterfalls was a public art installation by
Danish artist Olafur Eliasson that consisted of four
man-made waterfalls inspired by the (often overlooked) waterways
that flow through the city. The work was intended to highlight our
relationship to the environment by dramatically juxtaposing beauty of
nature against the urban landscape. Funding for the project was provided
by a number of private and public sources, coordinated by the
Public Art Fund in collaboration with the City of New York
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1) The Brooklyn Anchorage of the Brooklyn Bridge
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Brooklyn Bridge Waterfall |
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Brooklyn Bridge Waterfall |
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Brooklyn Bridge Waterfall |
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Brooklyn Bridge Waterfall |
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Brooklyn Bridge Waterfall |
2) Between Piers 4 and 5 in Brooklyn, adjacent to the Brooklyn Heights Promenade
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BQE and the Brooklyn Heights Waterfall |
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Brooklyn Heights Waterfall |
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Brooklyn Heights Waterfall |
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Brooklyn Heights Waterfall |
3) Pier 35 in Manhattan, north of the Manhattan Bridge
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Manhattan Bridge and the Pier 34 Waterfall |
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Manhattan Pier 35 Waterfall |
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Manhattan Pier 35 Waterfall |
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Manhattan Pier 35 Waterfall |
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Manhattan Bridge and Pier 35 Waterfall |
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Manhattan Pier 35 Waterfall |
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Garbage barge passing Manhattan Pier 35 Waterfall |
4) The north shore of Governors Island
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Governor's Island Waterfall |
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