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Art in Tribeca: The PS 234 fence will be restored this year
Tribecan and artist Donna Dennis' first public installation will be returned when construction finishes in 2024. We hope.
Art in Tribeca: Jaime Miranda-Bambarén at Thomas Paine Park
13 monumental seeds, carved from the roots of giant eucalyptus trees from Peru, are scattered throughout the park. / 3 comments
Seen & Heard: New office for our councilmember
Marte opens a storefront in Chinatown. Plus more on the new Mexican coming to N. Moore; Beach Party at the Children's Museum of the Arts; Ferreiro Badia sculpture is returned. / 5 comments
Art in Tribeca: Wyatt Kahn at City Hall Park
This is the painter and sculptor's first public exhibition, and it includes seven monumental abstractions made from Cor-Ten steel. / 1 comment
Nosy Neighbor: What will happen to Louise Bourgeois’ Eyes?
Wagner Park will be under construction for two years, after which its three pieces of public art will be returned to the site.
Seen & Heard: Greek bakery opens in Fidi
Pi Bakerie opens its second location on Cedar. Plus the NSA HQ on Thomas; the backstory on BPCA art.
In the News: Woman murdered on Chrystie Street
A woman was followed into her own apartment in Chinatown and stabbed to death. The suspect was captured at the scene. / 4 comments
Art in (a bit south of) Tribeca: Flyboy at The Battery
The Afro-Futurist artist Hebru Brantley has added one of his Flyboy characters to the Battery for the next year. / 1 comment
Art in Tribeca: Frank Stella at 7 World Trade Center
The American legend created the sculpture in 2017 as a three-dimensional version of his 1962 homage to Jasper Johns. / 1 comment
JR’s local connection
A longtime Tribecan produced a new documentary about the famed street artist who installed several murals here in the neighborhood. / 9 comments
Art in Tribeca: XO World at the World Trade Center
An artist promoting world peace and unity has installed two temporary sculptures at the World Trade Center and the Oculus.
Art in New Jersey: A new form on the Hudson
The developers of Newport, built over the Holland Tunnel entrance, have added a permanent monumental white head to their pier park -- on view now in Tribeca.
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