The remarkable legacy of David Weinrib, curator of Pratt Institute’s Sculpture Park
It’s both breathtaking and serene.
Pratt Institute’s 25-acre sculpture park, covering the entire Clinton Hill campus, is the largest in New York City – and yet remains almost a secret even to many Brooklynites.
More than 50 sculptures from around the world, by both well-known and emerging artists, are installed amid Pratt’s grass-covered lawns and historical buildings on a rotating basis. The sculpture park was recognized as one of the 10 best college and university campus art collections in the country by “Public Art Review” in 2006.