High Line Plinth

The High Line Plinth sits at the intersection of Tenth Avenue and West Thirtieth Street, serving as a dedicated anchor for large-scale contemporary art. This location is the focal point of the Spur, the final and most open section of the elevated park to be completed. The space was specifically engineered to host rotating, monumental commissions that remain on view for eighteen months at a time. Its design draws direct inspiration from the Fourth Plinth in London’s Trafalgar Square, which similarly creates a high-profile public stage for evolving sculptural works.