Pedestrian Timeline

Pedestrian Timeline

Local history on the streets

Did you know squirrels didn’t arrive on Governors Island until 1931? That’s right. To bring local history to the streets, I stenciled 20 landmark events in the history of Governors Island along the sidewalk. From a bucolic nutfest to a military base to a future public park, the mysterious island just south of Manhattan has gone through a lot. As visitors walk along the path, they can easily get their learn on about the local area while enjoying a leisurely stroll. Created with temporary spray-chalk, the Pedestrian Timeline was part of the Figment public art event on Governors Island in June 2008.

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Stencils in reverse order to emulate the stroll if you scroll up:
Pedestrian Timeline Governors Island

Pedestrian Timeline Governors Island

Pedestrian Timeline Governors Island

Pedestrian Timeline Governors Island

Pedestrian Timeline Governors Island

Pedestrian Timeline Governors Island

Pedestrian Timeline Governors Island

Pedestrian Timeline Governors Island

Pedestrian Timeline Governors Island

Pedestrian Timeline Governors Island

Pedestrian Timeline Governors Island

Pedestrian Timeline Governors Island

Pedestrian Timeline Governors Island

Pedestrian Timeline Governors Island

Pedestrian Timeline Governors Island

Pedestrian Timeline Governors Island

Pedestrian Timeline Governors Island

Pedestrian Timeline Governors Island

Pedestrian Timeline Governors Island Candy Chang

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