Ai WeiWei on “Good Fences Make Good Neighbors”
This fall and winter, New Yorkers might feel a bit fenced in by Ai Weiwei’s new site-specific public art exhibition Good Fences Make Good Neighbors.
The Public Art Fund Presents “Commercial Break”
New York City's Public Art Fund launches citywide digital exhibition "Commerical Break", its most extensive to date, to kick off its fortieth anniversary season.
UNDERSTANDING: Martin Creed’s Newest Sculpture in Brooklyn Bridge Park
British artist Martin Creed's 25-foot tall, rotating neon-red sculpture proclaims a not-so-subtle message visible from Brooklyn, Manhattan, and the Brooklyn Bridge: Understanding. Work No. 2630, UNDERSTANDING (2016) is Creed's largest public sculpture to date.
Van Gogh’s Ear: A Swimming Pool in Rockefeller Center
A swimming pool in Rockefeller Center? Scandinavian artist duo Elgreen and Dragset discuss the concept of "readymades," public art, and their latest sculpture "Van Gogh's Ear," on display in New York City this spring.
Finding Love in the Hearts of Times Square: Collective–LOK’s “Heart of Hearts”
In the center of Times Square this Valentine's Day, a monumental sculptural loop of radiant golden mirrored hearts transports viewers into a whimsical inner world.
