Silverstein Properties Unveils Frank Gehry Sculpture at 3 World Trade Center

Silverstein Properties unveiled a specially commissioned new sculpture by acclaimed architect and artist Frank Gehry in the lobby of 3 World Trade Center. Titled Untitled (Fish on Fire, Greenwich Street), the sculpture adds to Lower Manhattan’s burgeoning public art scene and represents the largest suspended fish sculpture ever created by Gehry.

Under the leadership of chairman Larry Silverstein, his wife Klara and CEO Lisa Silverstein, Silverstein Properties has demonstrated a commitment to integrating museum-quality artwork into its residential and commercial properties, the company said

“I am delighted to host Frank Gehry’s iconic fish sculpture – one of his largest – inside the 3 World Trade Center lobby,” said Larry A. Silverstein. “This collaboration is the latest in our company-wide commitment to public space art and creative thinking throughout our buildings.”

In addition to the public art works on view and Silver Art Projects, Silverstein Properties continues to expand its support for the arts through programs that engage local communities and artists.

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