Christian Boltanski, <i>No Man's Land</i><br />May – June 2010 Aaron Young, Greeting Card, Art Production Fund <br />September 2007 Aaron Young, Greeting Card, Art Production Fund <br />September 2007 Gretchen Skogerson, Not Yet Titled, Whitney Biennial <br />March 2008 MK Guth, Ties of Protection and Safekeeping, 2007-08, <br />Whitney Biennial, March 2008 Marina Rosenfeld, Teenage Lontano, Whitney Biennial <br />March 2008 Die Soldaten, Lincoln Center Festival and the Ruhr Triennial <br />July 2008 Die Soldaten, Lincoln Center Festival and the Ruhr Triennial <br />July 2008 Pietro Roccasalva, Z, High Resolution: Artists at the Armory<br />February 2008, Photo: Chris Kendall Ernesto Neto, <i>anthropodino</i> <br />May – June 2009 Ernesto Neto, <i>anthropodino</i> <br />May – June 2009 Shen Wei Dance Arts responds to <i>anthropodino</i> <br />June 2009 Le Théâtre du Soleil, Les Éphémères, Lincoln Center Festival<br />July 2009, Photo: Stephanie Berger Events in honor of Merce – Memorial, Merce Cunningham Dance Company <br />October 2009 Coming Attractions: Royal Shakespeare Company coming to Park Avenue Armory <br />July 2011
 

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Open Studio: Yoshitomo Nara + YNG
August 23 - 27, 2010
Coming to Park Avenue Armory in 2011!
The Royal Shakespeare Company
Presented by Lincoln Center Festival and Park Avenue Armory in association with The Ohio State University
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Park Avenue Armory is a newly launched organization whose mission is to revitalize one of America's historic treasures as a dynamic alternative arts space unlike any other in New York. Part palace, part industrial shed, the Armory is dedicated to the development and presentation of work in the performing and visual arts best realized in a non-traditional setting.

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