Pier Sixty-Six unveils seven world-renowned sculptures from The Lewis Collection, including Charging Bull, creating the country’s largest resort art garden.
Pier Sixty-Six unveils seven world-renowned sculptures from The Lewis Collection, including Charging Bull, creating the country’s largest resort art garden.
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Pier Sixty-Six’s ownership, the Lewis family, unveils a distinguished collection featuring seven world-renowned masterpiece sculptures from The Lewis Collection, including one of the most iconic works globally, Charging Bull by Arturo Di Modica.
Pier Sixty-Six is poised to become one of the United States’ leading art-focused and culturally distinctive properties, featuring the nation’s most valuable sculpture collections within a resort. Situated on an iconic waterfront with a storied history, its reimagined mix of luxury residences, world-class amenities, and vibrant public spaces further cements its status as a pinnacle of luxury. This landmark-designated property unites exceptional art, design, and architecture, offering guests an immersive journey through some of the finest sculptural masterpieces from The Lewis Collection, one of the world’s largest private art holdings.
Designed to inspire exploration and discovery, the collection features monumental works, including:
Positioned both inside the resort and throughout its expansive grounds, including Pier Sixty-Six Residences, this will be the largest curated sculpture collection inside a resort in the country, offering an unparalleled cultural experience that integrates seamlessly with Pier Sixty-Six’s luxury accommodations, waterfront setting, and landmark architectural heritage. Each visit invites guests to encounter art in a dynamic, inspiring environment – an exceptional fusion of creativity, sophistication and elegance.
The majority of the seven site-specific artworks and sculptural installations are now installed, with Leda and the Swan and Hammer Thrower scheduled to be unveiled in the coming weeks.
