Subway Series is an unprecedented celebration of the rich connection between baseball and New York, and furthermore between the two art museums and the teams with which they share a subway stop. The exhibition The New York Yankees and the American Dream was curated by Thomas Solomon and Carlo McCormick, and is the companion to Subway Series: The New York Mets and Our National Pastime, Queens Museum of Art, July 18-October 24, 2004.
Artists include: Amy Adler, David S. Allee, Wallace Berman, Douglas Blau, Dianna Cohen, Janet Cohen, Charles Conlon, Bruce Davidson, Devon Dikeou, Jim Dow, Chris Daze Ellis, Ralph Fasanella, Nat Fein, Tony Fitzpatrick, Bill Gallo, Jessica Gandolf, Susan Grayson, Burris Jenkins, Lisa Kereszi, Geraldine Lau, David Levinthal, Pia Lindman, Robert Longo, Michael Lorenzini, John Marin, Raymond Materson, Craig McPherson, Willard Mullin, Rubén Ortiz-Torres, Raymond Pettibon, Robert Rauschenberg, Louis Requena, Rita Rivera, Stephen Shore, George Sosnak, Spencer Sweeney, Arturo Vega, Berhardt Wall, William Wegman, and West One, Serve, Cope 2, T-Kid, Dash, Ewok, and Dub.
The New York Yankees and the American Dream is supported in part by the New York Yankees. Subway Series is sponsored by the National Endowment for the Arts. Print media sponsorship is provided by the New York Times. In-kind support is provided by The New York Times, DailyNewsPix and New York Daily News, Astoria Federal Savings, Cody Color, and zingmagazine. Subway Series is an unprecedented partnership between The Bronx Museum of the Arts and the Queens Museum of Art, and is made possible through the assistance and cooperation of the New York Yankees, the New York Mets, Major League Baseball, National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, New York City Transit Museum, and Municipal Archives of the City of New York.