Alexander Liberman, Accord (1979)

300 E 54th St
New York, NY 10022

Alexander Liberman's "Accord" is a striking outdoor sculpture located in New York, NY, created in 1979. This monumental artwork, characterized by its bold geometric forms and vibrant red color, is a significant example of modern art in public spaces. The piece invites viewers to engage with its dynamic shapes, reflecting Liberman's exploration of form and movement, and serves as a notable landmark in the urban landscape.

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