public art

Thousands of pigeons bedecked with lights will be part of Duke Riley's Fly by Night project.

The bust, created by Lionel Smit and based on the Roman god Janus, is awaiting Parks approval.

The twisting bronze sculpture will be placed in the park this spring.

The sculpture, by French artist Bernar Venet, will be at 17th Street and Broadway through May.

The Roberto Clemente Plaza will be located in The Hub and should be done by the end of the year.

The sculpture, which showed up at Wellesley College, will be on display at the park starting in April.

Art in FLUX is accepting applications from artists to create public installations for the park.

Tom Friedman's "Looking Up" sculpture will be on display on Park Avenue starting in February.

The crescent-shaped sculpture, made with recycled glass and resin, will be on display until June.

A curated art installation is sprucing up a city-mandated construction site in the Meatpacking District.

"The Sunbather" will go up on a traffic median at 43rd Avenue sometime next year.

Tourists and residents in need of a rest are rushing to a set of seats that are actually sculptures.

Local sculptor Hank Willis Thomas will create a permanent installation on Tillary Street.

None of the murals are being painted by artists from East Harlem, critics said.

The artwork is part of a city program that aims to beautify drab concrete transportation barriers.