The High Line is the number one tourist attraction in NYC, or at least it's the top pick for Urban Sketchers who visit our city. Given how many architects and landscape architects we have this is no surprise. The High Line has also played a decisive part of New York reclaiming its waterfront.
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| A Sketcher's Delight |
As usual this is a mid-week, best guess about the weekend weather. The temperature looks reasonable and the forecast says morning rain. The forecast will either improve or deteriorate. Hold Saturday for sketching and we'll confirm, ... or come up with a Plan B on Friday depending on how the weather goes.
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| High Line Sketch by Michael Lohr |
DETAILS:
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| iPad Sketch by Pat Gaignat |
WHERE: The High Line enter at Gansevoort Street.
WHEN: Staring time 10 AM. If you sleep late come anyway (Bring my phone number so you can
find us).
HOW: A, C, E subway to 14th Street. Walk west to the High Line. (see map).
NOTES:
- We will start our day at the southern end of the High Line just behind the Whitney Museum.
- We will likely travel north as the day progresses so look for us along the route or call to find out where we are.
- Bring a folding stool or chair it gives you more options.
- If it's raining when you arrive at the Gansevoort entrance
LUNCH: Noon - 12:00 PM At The Park located at 118 10th Ave Phone: 212-352-3313 (Mikela).
AFTERNOON: 1:15 PM Back sketching on the High Line - moving north.
SHOW and TELL: 3:00 PM at Oscar Wilde located at 45 W 27th St Phone 212-213-3066 (Genesis) we will share drawings, good stories and a snack, beer or wine if you're so inclined. This place is a visual treat - you're going to love sketching the interior.
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Can't find us?
Call Mark - 973-809-9128
There are no fees or attendance taken. All drawing skill levels are welcome
