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Must-See Art Installations in NYC, March 2024
From a live painting demonstration and new colorful subway posters to a vibrant floral display, discover what new art is on view this March!
10 Must-See Art Installations in NYC, February 2024
As the weather gets icier and the warm days of spring seem far away, cozying up at home seems like
8 Must-See NYC Art Installations in January 2024
Welcome to the new year! The first month of 2024 brings with it a series of exciting new art installations
10 Pieces of Hidden Art in the NYC Subway
At Untapped New York, we are no strangers to the secret beauty of the NYC subway system. Throughout the more
Eccentric 30-ft Inflatable Sculpture Unveiled in Times Square
Times Square is known for the eccentric, the loud, the colorful, and the creative. It is no wonder that legendary
See Whimsical NYC-Themed Sculptures Made of Canned Food in Manhattan
What’s more New York than a pigeon drinking out of a Greek coffee cup? How about a smushed lanternfly?
1,000 Drones to Dance Above Central Park This Weekend
A spectacular light show featuring dancing drones will illuminate the sky above Central Park this weekend! Titled Franchise Freedom, the
10 Must-See Art Installations in NYC this July
Pride Month may be over, but you can still bask in the city’s inclusivity, creativity, and rainbow colors by
This Globe at the World Trade Center is Made of Tons of Plastic Waste
Though Israeli artist Beverly Barkat’s Earth Poetica sculpture appears to be made of beautiful colorful stained glass panels, it’
The East River Powers This Sculptural Clock by Mary Mattingly in Queens
While the climate crisis remains an emergency, artist Mary Mattingly (b. 1978) took her fear and transformed it into an
Towering New Sculpture in Brooklyn Recongifures the U.S. Border Wall
In his debut public art installation in New York City, artist Nicholas Galanin mixes Pop Art with politics. Crafted out
Inside the Staten Island Sculpture Studio of NYC Artist Joseph Reginella
Joseph Reginella’s sculptures have commemorated some of the most unbelievable events in New York City history. From the 1963