Yankee Stadium

Oil on wood, archival rice paper

24 inches x 42 inches x 6 inches

2008

I created this piece because I felt the deep significance of Yankee Stadium; it wasn’t just a building, it was a part of people’s lives. “The House That Ruth Built”, standing since 1923, held memories that ran deeper than just baseball; it was about family, community, and shared moments. I traveled to New York to photograph the stadium just before the last championship game in 2008. This would be the final game held in the stadium before it was demolished.

My work is all about connection, and I wanted this artwork to do more than just capture its likeness; I wanted viewers to feel the heart of the stadium, the passion, the nostalgia, and the personal stories woven into its walls. Though the physical structure is gone, this artwork keeps its memory alive, connecting us to a time and place that meant so much to so many.

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$ 40,000 CAD

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