"The High Line", a 6-minute documentary film, offers an excellent overview of High Line, its history, the movement to save it, and designs for its reuse. Directed and produced by John Zieman.
High Line History
Narrated by Ethan Hawke. This video is a concise introduction to the history of the High Line, from the days of Death Avenue in the 1840’s, to Friends of the High Line’s preservation efforts. Features historical imagery. Produced by Matt Wolf.
Chalk Shoes to the High Line
A short film showcasing a performance art project with artist Julia Mandle and eighth-graders from Chelsea’s Lab School for Collaborative Studies. Students cast and wore shoes made of chalk, then marked paths through the neighborhood, leading the way to the High Line’s future access points. Produced by Matt Wolf.
The High Line Portrait Project Video
This video showcases the High Line Portrait Project, in which photographer Tom Kletecka took pictures of more than 1,000 High Line supporters in front of a Joel Sternfeld High Line backdrop. The High Line Portrait Project was made possible by the generous support of Fujifilm. Video by Matt Wolf.
View all of the portraits and learn more about the project at www.thehighline.org/portraits. Website by Greenhood + Company.
GOOD Magazine: Edward Norton and the High Line
Actor Edward Norton and Friends of the High Line Co-Founder Joshua David walk on the High Line and discuss the project's history and future. Produced as part of GOOD Magazine's debut issue.
Edward Norton on the Charlie Rose Show
A 2003 interview with actor Edward Norton discussing his involvement with Friends of the High Line. Mr. Norton became a supporter in 2001 when he read Adam Gopnick�s article in The New Yorker.
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Do Not Trespass
The High Line is currently owned by the City of New York. It is not open to the public. Please do not trespass.
