- SoHo - The Wall, also known as The Gateway to Soho, is a piece of minimalist art that was built in 1973 by Forrest Myers. The 8 stories high piece was part of the building that stands at 599 Broadway until 2002.
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This exploration is dedicated to the stunning urban art of Manhattan’s trendiest and most refined neighborhood.
We’ll make stops at some of Soho’s most eye-catching street art, marking architectural contributions made by audacious artists at the time when cutting-edge art prevailed the district
We’ll delve into the cultural evolution of the district, tracing back to when Soho was a deserted industrial zone, and what led to its transformation into a hub of today’s most buzzworthy urban art.
We’ll understand how urban art serves as a medium for political and social debates, get insight into trending styles, and the impact of traditional art.
We’ll sneak a glimpse at some of Soho’s neighborhood gardens, antique shops, and high-end fashion stores. We’ll also signal local eateries and shopping points worth a visit, innovative architectural spots, and other wall murals that can be explored freely after the expedition.
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