It’s the Final Days for Seward Johnson Atelier Sculptures in New Brunswick

NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ (September 25, 2024) - The iconic Seward Johnson Atelier sculptures that have adorned New Brunswick streets since May 1 are set to sadly depart on Oct. 15. Time is ticking for you to experience these life-size bronze figures and capture a memorable photo.

The sculptures are scattered throughout the city, depicting everyday scenes and activities. You can find a person dressed in a business suit at 75 Bayard St.; individuals engrossed in books at 344 George St. and 392 George St., a trumpet player at 361 George St., a friendly girl waving at passersby at 11 Livingston Ave., and a hot dog vendor at 101 Paterson St.

Created by John Seward Johnson II, the grandson of Johnson & Johnson co-founder Robert Wood Johnson, these life-size sculptures have been featured in private collections, museums, and public spaces around the world. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the artistry and creativity of Seward Johnson's work before they depart New Brunswick.

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