Path of Liberty: That Which Unites US, the next community-based art installation coming to Freedom Plaza, will officially open to the public on Thursday, May 15, 2025. Presented and fully sponsored byThe Soloviev Foundation, the 6-acre installation transforms 55 remarkable personal stories of WWII heroes and today’s changemakers into a vivid exploration of liberty and equality through larger-than-life visuals and interactive storytelling.
Beginning May 15, 2025, guests can experience Path of Liberty: That Which Unites US free of charge every Thursday through Saturday from 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM, with reservations available at pathoflibertynyc.com. Walk-ups are welcome, and the installation is also illuminated Sunday through Wednesday for public viewing from the perimeter.
Set on Manhattan’s East Side from 38th to 41st Street along First Avenue, Path of Liberty: That Which Unites US has been designed by multi-specialty creative studio C&G Partners and directed by award-winning filmmaker, director, and producer Daniella Vale. The installation, which stands as a prequel to the 2026 United States Quarter Millennial, also features a short film by Donna Lawrence Productions that helps ground the exhibit in a deeper historical context. The adjacent film was produced in collaboration with the Museum of the American Revolution.
“Path of Liberty is a celebration of America’s enduring ideals of liberty, equality, and unity,” said Stefan Soloviev, Principal of The Soloviev Foundation and Chairman of the Soloviev Group. “By showcasing personal stories from across the country, we hope to foster a deeper connection between individuals and the principles that unite us all. The Soloviev Foundation is proud to support this project, which brings together art, history, and humanity in a way that will resonate for generations to come.”
“Seeing this vision come to life and witnessing the community engaged in these stories is incredibly meaningful,” said Michael Hershman, CEO of Soloviev Group. “Path of Liberty is a living conversation where people of all ages and backgrounds can see themselves in the American story and find connection in our shared pursuit of freedom and unity.”
Path of Liberty: That Which Unites USexpands on the Soloviev Foundation’s commitment to bringing the community together through art that encourages contemplation, nurtures connection, and inspires hope.
