Public Art
As if Grand Central Terminal weren’t crowded enough, artist Nick Cave (not the singer) is adding a fanciful new group to the multitude.
A Carbon 60 molecule capable of displaying 16 million distinct colors lands in Madison Square Park.
Thomas Hirschhorn takes us into a sinking cruise ship.
Tatzu Nishi is known for one brilliant gesture: building temporary private rooms around public sculpture and architecture.
A new mural by Brazilian street art duo Os Gêmeos has become an unlikely subject of controversy.
You won’t even have to get off the subway to see the latest New York public art project.
Olek creates vibrant, tactile world at the Smithsonian’s Renwick Gallery.
Brooklyn-based artist David Ellis has (once again) taken to the streets.
Thanks to a genius anonymous art collective, Chicagoans can pass Go and collect a public art experience on their way to work.























































