Lynn Saville’s Public Art Exhibition: Grand Central Revealed

In a series of eight photographs commissioned by MTA Arts & Design for the Lightbox program, fine-art photographer and CALA instructor, Lynn Saville, captures a unique moment at 42nd Street and Vanderbilt Avenue in New York’s ever-changing architectural landscape. For the first time in nearly a century, the western façade of Grand Central Terminal has been revealed. 

Saville specializes in photographing “the boundary times between night and day” such as early morning or in the evening. Her long exposure, large format photographs are typically of built spaces and artificial as well as natural light, often in contrast together. Saville reimagines an everyday environment as a cinematic film set discovered by the artist’s eye through framing and timing.

For more information on this public art exhibition, which will run until June 2020, click on the MTA link: Grand Central Revealed: Photographs of the West Façade

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Lynn Saville will be teaching at CALA this semester. To see information, and to register for her course starting on Saturday, April 6, click Photographing NYC From Remarkable Locations

For additional Spring 2019 Photography courses click Photography

Please join us next Tuesday, January 22nd, for our first CALA Group Artists Show, in which Lynn Saville’s work is included.

Kimmel Center for University Life at NYU
60 Washington Square South, 8th floor

Opening Reception: January 22nd, 6-8pm, room 802
RSVP here