public art

MetroTech Commons will soon host artist Katharina Grosse's first outdoor installation in New York City.

The artist chose the intersection of Navy Street and Park Avenue because it's loud.

Artist Jane Greengold has impaled pumpkins on a fence in Cobble Hill for 13 years but will stop soon.

Fourteen brightly colored aluminum sculptures are on display as part of a new public art exhibit. 

The Laundromat Project's Field Day is a three-site arts celebration in Bed-Stuy, Hunts Point and Harlem.

Five finalists have been chosen in the fourth annual "City of Dreams" pavilion design competition.

The public art project is near the High Line and across from the Standard Hotel.

An empty lot across from BAM will soon be home to murals and David Byrne-designed bike racks.

Eight artists including CAM, DALeast, and Shepard Fairey are currently creating works of art in DUMBO.

East River Park will host "Dancers of the Wind" until November.

The "All-Too-Familiar Tangle" sculpture will stay in Tappen Park until next year.

The "No Limits" exhibit by Cuban artist Alexandre Arrechea reimagines iconic New York buildings.

Pratt's sculpture park is now home to giant pinwheels made of license plates.

The long-shuttered Triangle Park's new art exhibit is made of orange mesh wrapped around park surfaces.

Mock botanical signs with statements like "class barrier" aim to point out local cultural dynamics.