Tag: public art

Locals want to turn a Broadway median taken over by pigeons and rats back into a community art space.

The sculpture will reside at the corner of West 97th Street and Columbus Avenue for the next six months.

Public sculpture has returned to Riv​​erside Park South for the first time in five years.

Walk into the center of the sculpture and hear firsthand the many languages emanating from its 700 cords.

A poignant public art project is being showcased in a unique spot -- an outdoor kiosk on 83rd Street near Broadway. Andrea Strongwater's colorful paintings

It's late on a brisk Wednesday evening in May and an eight-foot-tall Double-Crested Cormorant is making its way across the intersection

One new art installation is live with two more set to open in October driven by various public art programs in partnership with NYC Parks.

Artist Nicolas Holiber is building wooden sculptures of 12 birds to place in the Broadway median next April, hoping to raise awareness of climate change.

Viewfinding, a sculptural installation from Brooklyn-based artist Sarah E. Brook, will take over Riverside Park at 66th Street in September, in

During a Community Board 7 Parks & Environment Committee Meeting this week, the Chair of the Broadway Mall Association's Public Art Committee, Deborah Foord, presented

Uliks Gryka, the Albanian immigrant who has been building carefully balanced stone sculptures along the Hudson River since this summer, recently created

A French artist has been assembling stone sculptures on the edge of the Hudson River in Riverside Park. The carefully

The noose (with a slash through it) is up. The paintings (inside the pyramid) are finished. More than a month after its official opening, the

A sculpture of a seeing-eye dog that's part of a Broadway public art display was ripped from its bolts outside the 72nd street subway station

If you're like us, you saw a Con Ed sphere on West 79th street and thought "Hmm, did I miss the news of a Con Ed spaceship coming down to earth and landing in the middle of Broadway?"

October 2, 2012 Weather: Rain, High of 68 Degrees.

The new exhibit in Columbus Circle of "Columbus' Living Room" by Japanese artist Tatzu Nishi allows people to climb to the top of a 60-foot column and enter a room built around the 120-year-old statue of Christopher Columbus. There are cushy sofas, and magazines and newspapers on the tables, inviting ...

The Public Art Fund will open its newest exhibit "Discovering Columbus" on Thursday, and you can start reserving tickets now. The exhibit consists of a staircase that climbs up to the top of the 75-foot-tall granite column holding the statue of Christopher Columbus in Columbus Circle, leading to a "living ...

As we wrote a few weeks ago, artist Tatzu Nishi is planning to build a staircase up to the 70-foot-tall Columbus Statue in the center of Columbus Circle and then build a "living room" around it. The public can then visit Columbus in his living room, which happens to have ...

A belligerent raven, sculpted by Peter Woytuk, hangs out near the entrance to the subway station on Broadway and 72nd Street. The big bronze bird appears to have taken on the character of a neighborhood scold.