"Circus and the City: New York, 1973–2010"

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Bard Graduate Center Gallery

Until Sun Feb 3

Photograph: Courtesy the Bard Graduate Center Gallery

ht2004_archival_500, 8/1/03, 5:32 PM, 8C, 11908x15124 (0+290), 150%, Oneida 2, 1/80 s, R106.1, G93.7, B107.8
Photograph: Courtesy the Bard Graduate Center Gallery

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Photograph: Courtesy the Bard Graduate Center Gallery

ht2004_archival_500, 8/1/03, 5:32 PM, 8C, 11908x15124 (0+290), 150%, Oneida 2, 1/80 s, R106.1, G93.7, B107.8

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Time Out says

Wed Aug 15 2012

This exhibit examines the public spectacle and its relation to the development of entertainment in New York City. More than 200 artifacts—including posters, photographs and costumes—will be on view, illustrating stories of figures such as John Bill Ricketts, who staged the first circus in New York, and the legendary P. T. Barnum.

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Name:
Bard Graduate Center Gallery
Address:
Bard Graduate Center Gallery 18 W 86th St
Upper West Side
New York

Cross Street:
between Central Park West and Columbus Ave
Phone:
212-501-3023
Website:
bgc.bard.edu/gallery
Opening hours:
Tue, Wed, Fri–Sun 11am–5pm; Thu 11am–8pm
Transport:
Subway: B, C, 1 to 86th St
Price:
$7, seniors and students $5, Thu 5–8pm free.
Map
1. Bard Graduate Center Gallery
  - 18 W 86th St
    Upper West Side
    New York
  - 212-501-3023
  - bgc.bard.edu/gallery
  - 40.785510,-73.970606