public art

A Brooklyn artist will give 130 people wooden frames to hold in front of the bridge and snap photos.  

Flux Factory is launching "Kitty City," an urban planning project.

Watertower II, twin to the artsy original atop 20 Jay St., will be in Brooklyn Bridge Park May 10-12.

Some locals say the DOT robbed the neighborhood of parkspace designated for public art.

Printmaking students were commissioned by Pratt to makeover a construction wall on Emerson Place.

The giant interactive music box will allow users to play an infinite number of original songs.

Ken Henricksen's sculpture of a tree trunk inscribed with an Oscar Wilde quote will go on view April 25.

Carole Eisner's "Hosea" will be displayed from approximately the end of April until November 2013.

The decades-old plant is opening its private street for Bushwick Open Studios.

Heartwalk, originally commissioned for Times Square, was recently moved to DUMBO.

The artwork of people who work in the courthouse is on display at the Charles P. Sifton Gallery.

“A Patchwork Story” is a public art exhibit on Myrtle Avenue.

A new installation planned for Madison Square Park lets people view the Flatiron Building through a lens.

Byrne's bike racks will be reviewed by Brooklyn's CB2 for recommendation to the Public Design Commission.

Scott LoBaido built 20 angels, lit by Christmas lights, to memorialize the victims of Sandy Hook.