public art

The Illuminator projected a hologram of Snowden where the city dismantled a sculpture the day before.

Artists Heide Fasnacht and Gabriela Albergaria will display their works at the park this season. 

Jimmy Van Bramer introduced a bill Tuesday that would require more public input for publicly-funded art.

The Plaza de Las Americas at 175th Street and Broadway will be transformed into a town square. 

The installation, by artist Agnes Denes, will go up in Socrates Sculpture Park this spring.

The DOT is looking for five artists to paint murals as part of an ongoing effort to improve the space.

Danielle Mastrion plans to paint a mural of Biggie Smalls as a kid growing up in the neighhborhood.

"Soft Spin" will be on display in Brookfield Place's Winter Garden from March 26 through April 24.

Jenny Holzer will inscribe Walt Whitman's "Song of Myself" at the memorial near St. Vincent's Hospital.

"Greenery," a metal sculpture, was installed at Fourth and Prospect avenues.

Nicolas Holiber's sculpture, made of recycled materials, will be on display starting this spring.

Aisha Cousins created Michelle Obama dolls to spark dialogue about balancing women's careers and dreams.

Montserrat Daubon's pieces will be installed at 155th Street and Riverside Drive.

Arts Gowanus, City Councilman Brad Lander and the Old Stone House are accepting public art proposals.

The park's latest art installation features 18 illuminated glass globes raised on fiberglass pedestals.