West Harlem Art Fund presents public sculptures and indoor exhibits on Governors Island
New public sculptures and indoor displays have been launched by the West Harlem Art Fund on Governors Island, showcasing the talents of artists Miguel Otero Fuentes, Michael V. Poast, Dianne Smith, and Motohiro Takeda. These artworks are located in Building 10B within the historic Nolan Park district, where sculpture serves as the main focus for both the indoor exhibit and outdoor installations. A solo exhibition by OTERO FUENTES, named Deep Altars and curated by Alitza Cardona, commenced on June 20, 2026. This exhibition investigates the clash between cultural beliefs and transactional actions, presenting a series of spatial prayers. Each piece highlights structure, curvature, and tension, inviting viewers to engage with unseen forces like hope and intention.
Key facts
- West Harlem Art Fund unveiled new public sculptures and indoor exhibits on Governors Island.
- Featured artists: Miguel Otero Fuentes, Michael V. Poast, Dianne Smith, Motohiro Takeda.
- Exhibits located in Building 10B, Nolan Park historic district.
- Sculpture is the primary medium for both house exhibit and outdoor public art.
- Deep Altars is a solo show by OTERO FUENTES, curated by Alitza Cardona.
- Deep Altars opened on June 20, 2026.
- The exhibition meditates on ritual and cultural beliefs as a counter for hope against transactional behaviors.
- The show operates as a constellation of spatial prayers, focusing on structure, curvature, and tension.
Entities
Artists
- Miguel Otero Fuentes
- Michael V. Poast
- Dianne Smith
- Motohiro Takeda
- OTERO FUENTES
- Alitza Cardona
Institutions
- West Harlem Art Fund
Locations
- Governors Island
- Building 10B
- Nolan Park
- New York City
- United States