Sculpture

A series of rectangular gates will line sidewalks benath the Gowanus Expressway in Red Hook.

"Come Closer" showcases works from artists who lived along the Bowery from 1969 to 1989.

Chris Marche, a welder, artist and MTA worker, envisions a 10-foot tower made of 100 melded bikes.

SculptureCenter in Long Island City, will also be getting an expanded bookshop and new lobby.

The Noguchi Museum also offers free admission on first Fridays every month throughout the summer.

Marilyn Sontag, David Cerulli and Emily Rich will make art in an open studio at Gallery 307.

Socrates Sculpture Park, a renowned Long Island City cultural spots, celebrates its 25th year.

The sculpture, by artist Leo Villareal, will be on display from Oct. 25 through February 2013.

Seven avant-garde sculptures by local students will debut in Riverside Park South. 

ArtNowNY will bring self-described "lowbrow" artists to the highbrow world of West Chelsea.

Sculptors from the Art Students League have been pounding out public art at Serett Metalworks in Gowanus.

A 15-foot sculpture of a headless man will be installed at the High Line Friday.

Liberty Island will host its first-ever artist-residency program in July 2012.

Art created on the subway by artist Peter Bulow is on display in Fort Tryon Park through June 30.

A 30-foot replica of Michelangelo's David will be parked on Kenmare Street at 3 p.m. Tuesday.