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Art in Tribeca: Christopher Wool at 101 Greenwich
The artist has taken over a raw floor of an office building and filled it with paintings, mosaics, sculptures and photographs.
Field Trip: Donna Dennis on the Lower East Side
The longtime Tribecan, who lived and worked on Duane, has four of her remarkable and remarkably atmospheric mini houses assembled in the East Village. / 2 comments
A new campaign in support of Israeli hostages appears around the neighborhood
The street artist @eye.sticker has applied the images to mailboxes and streetlamps as an awareness campaign for the 38 children taken hostage on Oct. 7.
Art in Tribeca: Art at the World Trade Center
Silverstein Properties has created a website for its public art in all four towers and the plazas, which makes for a great walking tour.
Art in (not really) Tribeca: Picasso’s Bust of Sylvette
The 36-foot-tall, 60-ton Picasso sculpture titled “Bust of Sylvette” was fabricated in collaboration with the Norwegian artist Carl Nesjar.
Art in Tribeca: Phyllida Barlow at City Hall Park
The last work by the late British artist will be on view until November.
Art in Tribeca: A Wild Life For Wildlife
An installation at the Oculus Plaza combines whimsy with advocacy for endangered species. / 1 comment
Manhattan Sentinels returned to Federal Plaza
The sculptures, installed by the late Beverly Pepper in 1996, were put in storage four years ago when construction began. / 3 comments
Art in Tribeca: Hoodoos by Joan Benefiel
This is Benefiel's fourth public installation, this one through Art in the Parks.
Art in Tribeca: Mark Handforth in Barnett Newman Triangle
The sculpture is an homage to Dan Flavin’s untitled (to Barnett Newman) two (1971), which was a light portrait of Newman, whose studio used to overlook the triangle. / 10 comments
Art in Tribeca: Warren King at Pearl River Mart
A structural engineer turned tech consultant moved full time to art seven years ago, when he realized his talent and his muse. / 2 comments
Art in Tribeca: James Hough’s “Justice Reflected”
Battery Park City has installed three stained glass panels by formerly incarcerated artist James Yaya Hough at Esplanade Plaza, just south of the marina. / 4 comments
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