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Socrates Sculpture Park


Socrates Sculpture Park is the only New York City park dedicated to outdoor sculpture.

"Planeta Abuelx" by Guadalupe Maravilla (Socrates Sculpture Park

Guadalupe Maravilla’s “Planeta Abuelx” at Socrates Sculpture Park

SOCRATES SCULPTURE PARK
Astoria, Queens
May 15 – September 6, 2021
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'Access Grove, Soft Stand' by Gabriela Salazar (2019) for the Socrates Annual. Courtesy the artist.

Socrates Annual 2019

October 5, 2019 – March 8, 2020
SOCRATES SCULPTURE PARK,
Astoria, Queens

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Joe Riley & Audrey Snyder "Into the ground" (2018). Courtesy of the artists / Socrates Annual.

Socrates Annual 2018 at Socrates Sculpture Park

Daily, October 7, 2018 to March 24, 2019
Dominican French Peruvian & Puerto Rican sculpture
ASTORIA, Queens ~ Annual outdoor sculpture show in the NYC park. FREE

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Socrates Annual 2017

Socrates Annual 2017 has work by Ecuadorian New Yorker Ronny Quevedo

Socrates Sculpture Park
Long Island City, Queens
October 1, 2017 – March 11, 2018

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Visit Socrates Sculpture Park

socratessculpturepark.org

Socrates Sculpture Park
32-01 Vernon Blvd
(at Broadway)
Astoria, Queens

Subway
(N)(W) to Broadway (Queens)
Walk 8 blocks west to Vernon Blvd


Socrates Sculpture Park, Miya Ando, ‘銀河 Ginga (Silver River), 2019 (Nicholas Knight/SSP)
Socrates Sculpture Park, Miya Ando, ‘銀河 Ginga (Silver River), 2019 (Nicholas Knight/SSP)

Artists Turned a Dump into a Sculpture Park

In the 1980s, sculptor Mark di Suvero and the local community turned an abandoned waterfront dump into a sculpture park. It became a New York City park in the 1990s. Suvero’s studio is next door. He is an important connection to the high-end art world. Suvero is known as the “last abstract impressionist” because most of the other giants of the genre have passed away.

The Socrates Annual is a summer residency that builds into a fall exhibition, bringing up the next generation of artists. We can’t imagine a greater gift than inspiring and mentoring young people.

The Socrates’ curation has long been as diverse as our City. Thank you!


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