
James Turrell, Meeting
A Skyspace at MoMA PS1. Sit in the room and look up through an opening in the ceiling at the sky.

Abe blacked out a high floor and let the city cook on the furniture. New York is full of rooms that behave like cameras: holes, skyspaces, midnight screens, dirt lofts, and people still pouring collodion.
Museums, galleries, and other unique spaces.

A Skyspace at MoMA PS1. Sit in the room and look up through an opening in the ceiling at the sky.

Photography museum and school on the Lower East Side, at 79 Essex Street.

Each night from 11:57 to midnight, Times Square's billboards play one artwork. The world's largest digital public art program.

A New York nonprofit for analog and historical photography: workshops, a tintype studio, camera obscura, and a research library.

New York gallery that represents Abelardo Morell. Camera obscura interiors and tent-camera photographs.

Observation decks at the top of Rockefeller Center, looking over Manhattan.

Walter De Maria's 1977 installation: 250 cubic yards of earth filling a SoHo loft. Maintained by Dia. Free.

Walter De Maria, 1979. Five hundred brass rods on a West Broadway floor, totaling one kilometer. Also Dia. Free.

Photography foundation, publisher, and gallery. A new public space at 380 Columbus Avenue opens 18 September 2026.

Camera obscura photographs from Morell's New York work: Times Square, bridges, hotel rooms.
MoMA, the Met, the Getty, Edwynn Houk. Or stand in a dark room of your own and cut the hole. That is the visit.
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