No Man's Land
Filling the vast Wade Thompson Drill Hall, No Man’s Land is Christian Boltanski’s most ambitious project in the United States to date. This monumental work explores the signature motifs of the artist’s forty-year career - individuality, anonymity, life and death - in an immersive landscape that is both powerful and infernal. Incorporating 30 tons of discarded clothing, a 60-foot crane and the sound of human heartbeats, the installation offers an unforgettable and deeply moving experience by one of today’s most important artists. Curated by Tom Eccles.
As part of the installation at the Armory, visitors will be invited to record their own heartbeat and offer it to the artist as he continues to expand his Archives du coeur, a collection of human heartbeats from around the world.
Public Programs
Artist Talk: Christian Boltanski in conversation with Luc Sante
Sunday, May 16 at 2:00pm.
DAWN: A Musical Event within No Man’s Land
Thursday, June 3 at 7:30pm
Park Avenue Armory
Park Avenue at 67th Street - New York
Open Hours:Tuesday through Sunday (except Thursday): Noon – 7:30pm
Thursday: 2pm – 9:30pm
CLOSED MONDAYS (except Memorial Day)
Admission: $12 General Admission (12 and older)
$10 Seniors (62 and up), Students (with valid ID), Groups (8 or more)
FREE: Children (11 and under)