Jene Highstein's Totem Sculpture Installed in Downtown Manhattan in 1980
Jene Highstein's sculpture Totem was installed in downtown Manhattan in 1980. The work was documented in a photograph showing the artist with his creation. Public Art Fund facilitated the installation of this public artwork. The image was published on artcritical on April 30, 2013. Highstein's Totem represents a significant contribution to public art in New York City during that period. The sculpture's placement in an urban environment engaged with the architectural context of lower Manhattan. Public Art Fund's involvement highlights their role in supporting temporary and permanent public art installations. The documentation preserves the historical moment of the artwork's initial presentation.
Key facts
- Jene Highstein created the sculpture Totem in 1980
- Totem was installed in downtown Manhattan in 1980
- Public Art Fund was involved in the installation
- A photograph shows Highstein with his sculpture
- The image was published on artcritical on April 30, 2013
- The sculpture was installed as public art
- The work was created in 1980
- The installation occurred in downtown Manhattan
Entities
Artists
- Jene Highstein
Institutions
- Public Art Fund
- artcritical
Locations
- Manhattan
- New York City
- United States