It’s October and there are a flurry of new outdoor art installations to take in this month. In the mix, you’ll find light installations at Rockefeller Center and South Street Seaport, a large provocative equestrian statue right in Times Square, and much more
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MoreSeptember is turning into a pretty banner month for new public art installations in New York City. While the PORTAL Art Show on Governors Island might be the most anticipated, there are some great new pieces in special off-limits locations like the Green-Wood Cemetery catacombs, a military chapel on Governors Island, and a hidden art …
MoreFlipNYC, with two of the world’s largest solar powered flipbooks, is a new interactive art exhibition in Dumbo, Brooklyn, built and designed by local youth.
MoreThe Sorted Library is not quite like any other library you’ve been to. First it’s hidden in the back of a co-working space in Brooklyn, you can’t just walk in.
MoreThe mosaic glass house of Tom Fruin, the Brooklyn-based artist known for colorful water towers, is on display in the courtyard of of Empire Stores in Dumbo.
MoreFrom spinning prisms on Wall Street to the highly anticipated Shed at Hudson Yards, check out all of the new art installations coming to NYC this month!
MoreThe July 2018 outdoor art installations you must see in NYC cover the five boroughs and the waterways. You’ll need to see more than one a day to catch them all!
MoreSummer 2018 is in full swing and this may be the most comprehensive month of outdoor art installations launching we’ve seen in New York City ever.
MoreFrom occult-focused stores to a shop for Winston Churchill fanatics, here are 10 of New York City’s most quirky, themed bookstores for every type of reader.
MoreShould The Big Apple beat out Atlanta, Boston, Austin and a host of other cities vying for Amazon HQ2, the building could be built on top of a landfill.
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