We've rounded up the quirkiest and most surprising statues in New York City, from a former communist leader to a giant bronze rat.
In Paris, one is constantly bumping in to Keith Haring. Not the man himself–usually it’s just advertisements and posters about
20 street artists from allover the world invited by the MURAL street art festival to create murals on Saint-Laurent Boulevard in Montreal.
A walk through the third, final, and unopened section of the Highline.
Watch where you’re walking or anyone could miss stepping on a sculpture. Sculptor Lawrence Weiner engraved 19 different manholes around
Photo by Stephanie Orentas via Writing On It All Governor’s Island continues to endure massive renovations to revive the island as a resource
On the fringe of Berlin’s Gallery Week-End, Robert Montgomery’s “The City is Wilder” was officially revealed to the public last
Lenin seems to be beckoning all those who can see him in the Lower East Side. Today’s Daily What?! comes
In case you missed it, this weekend was likely the only time visitors to Brooklyn Bridge Park were treated to
From May 2, through September 8, Orly Genger’s monumental Red, Yellow and Blue, will be exhibited in Madison Square Park. Intricately