“Resiliency” is now live in Lower Manhattan. The public gallery walk features 27 local artists at The Fulton Center and seven other locations along Broadway through November 28. 

Each piece of art in the collection is guided by the notion of “resiliency,” the ability to demonstrate adaptability and the capacity to thrive in changing or challenging environments — a theme deeply tied to Lower Manhattan. 

Despite extraordinary obstacles, including one of our nation’s gravest tragedies, Lower Manhattan has evolved from a forgotten, 9-to-5 business district into one of the city's most desirable neighborhoods. Lower Manhattan’s resilience and grit, its grace and its authenticity continue to inspire and surprise. 

As you immerse yourself in this exhibit, remember that New York is indomitable, forever strong and always resilient.

“Resiliency” is presented by the Alliance for Downtown New York, Lower Manhattan's nonprofit business improvement district. The Downtown Alliance serves an area that roughly covers everything south of City Hall and along three waterfronts. The mission of the Alliance is to provide service, advocacy, research and information to advance Lower Manhattan as a global model of a 21st century Central Business District for businesses, residents and visitors.