Philippe Petit’s High Wire Ribbon Walk at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City

THE RIBBON WALK THROUGH DIVINE PATHWAYS at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine
In The Ribbon Walk, Philippe Petit (of World Trade Center fame) walked a high wire through the ribbons of Divine Pathways by @annepattersonstudio last night at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine @stjohndivinenyc. The evening also included live music. @philippepetit_manonwire
Divine Pathways is a stunning, site-specific textile installation created by artist Anne Patterson for the vaulted Nave of the Cathedral. The more than 1,100 ribbons include the hopes, prayers, and dreams of organizations and communities from across the Morningside Heights neighborhood, New York City, and the Episcopal Diocese of New York. Divine Pathways is on view through June 2024.
📍St John the Divine 1047 Amsterdam Avenue, Morningside Heights, Manhattan, New York City
#ribbonwalk #philippepetit #cathedralofstjohnthedivine #newyork

[@rayvega3163]

The fact he’s still spry and still doing wire walks at 74 is really amazing. Glad to see him doing well these days. May the dude live on forever…….

[@NYClovesNYC]

I agree

[@SAGITTARIUS312]

OHHH NOOOO, I WAS IN NYC THAT DAY & NO KNOWLEDGE OF HIS PERFORMANCE. MAN ON WIRE IS ONE OF MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITE DOCUMENTARIES❗️❤️

[@NYClovesNYC]

I’m sorry you missed it! He was fantastic!

[@user-dz1ss9ci8s]

I like that lady who walked across twice at the beginning. She looks smart and awesome! You should hire her and promote her to boss!

[@NYClovesNYC]

Thank you for watching

[@MamieLouiseAnderson]

Humans can be amazing, including many seniors!

[@NYClovesNYC]

So true!

[@rolo6932]

What`s next, a trapeze performance? It`s a church!