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NewsFOR THE PRESSCurrent press releases, as well as background information on the Armory, are available below. If you are a member of the media and would like more information about the Armory restoration, please contact us. Park Avenue Armory And Art Dealers Association Of America Announce Site-Specific Installations In Armory’s Historic InteriorsCommission Celebrates Ongoing Revitalization of Park Avenue Armory and Marks 20th Anniversary of The Art Show Artists Selected For 2008 Whitney Biennial, Opening March 6New York, November 16, 2007 — The curatorial team for the 2008 Whitney Biennial has selected 81 artists for the exhibition, which opens at the Whitney Museum of American Art, 945 Madison Avenue at 75th Street, on March 6, and runs through June 1, 2008. Since its founding in 1932, the Biennial has […] Lincoln Center Festival in association with the Park Avenue Armory 2008“A knuckle-whitening ride through a thrilling tale,” proclaimed the Financial Times (London) about Die Soldaten, the landmark opera production coming this July to Lincoln Center Festival 2008 in association with the Park Avenue armory. The Armory is a fitting setting for this not-to-be-missed site-specific work that raises important and timely questions about the casualties […] Park Avenue Armory Completes First Restoration ProjectRemoval of Over a Century of Dirt and Grime Reveals Much About Original Artists and Materials Art Production Fund and the Park Avenue Armory are proud to present Aaron Young’s Installation Greeting CardFor his first ever public exhibition in NYC, Young will paint 288 panels of plywood in alternating colors of red, pink, orange and yellow fluorescent, finishing with an opaque coat of black paint to conceal the bright layers underneath. These boards will then be laid out on the massive Drill Hall floor, forming a […] IN THE NEWSLinks to recent articles on the Armory are available below.
COMMUNITY NEWSAn important component of the Armory’s revitalization is its ongoing relationship with the surrounding neighborhood and community. The Conservancy will re-establish the Armory as a vibrant cultural venue and an asset to the Upper East Side community. In the short-term, our plan to restore the building includes:
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