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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. / 4 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
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.
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