Lenny’s Creations is an art gallery and auto shop at 18 Rector Street on Staten Island, where artist Lenny Prince turns scrap car metal into large, welded sculptures. Look for figures inspired by insects, animals and well-known people, including a US president; some of the large works move. The industrial setting and on-site RC raceway add to the visit, especially for children and teens. You can also browse small gifts in the shop. Arrange your visit in advance, as tickets are recommended.
Sculptures made from car metal
Artist Lenny Prince works with raw scrap metal from cars, bending and welding it into sculptures of different sizes. The subjects include insects, animals, celebrities and a US president. Some of the larger works move, so look closely as you explore the gallery.
The pieces are made by hand in an industrial space that also functions as an auto shop. The gallery has displayed Prince’s custom work, and a gift shop carries small items to take home.
A visit with children
The RC raceway is an extra activity on site, and the sculptures give children and teens plenty to look at. Contact the gallery before setting out to arrange your visit and ask about parking. A tour can give you more detail about Prince’s work; the gallery does not require a tip, though you can choose to leave one.
Perguntas frequentes
Where is Lenny’s Creations?
It is at 18 Rector Street on Staten Island, in New York City.
What can you see at Lenny’s Creations?
The gallery displays Lenny Prince’s welded sculptures made from scrap car metal, including figures inspired by insects, animals and well-known people. Some large sculptures move.
Is Lenny’s Creations suitable for children?
Yes. The site is suitable for children and has an RC raceway as well as sculptures to explore.
Should you arrange a visit in advance?
Yes. Advance tickets are recommended. Call ahead about parking, which can be difficult.
