Public Art & Green Spaces
Sure, Central Park is uptown, but Lower Manhattan is lush with inviting green space and art-stocked New York City is home to some of the most impressive art museums in the world, with everything on view from ancient Egyptian temples to Renaissance masterpieces to Andy Warhol’s Campbell Soup cans. But you don’t have to hit the subway and pay museum admission just to see great art. You might not immediately think of Lower Manhattan as an art lover’s paradise. But the walkable square mile south of Chambers Street is, in fact, a grand, open-air museum, with dozens of permanent and temporary installations of large-scale sculptures and public art.
The walkable square mile south of Chambers Street is, in fact, a grand, open-air museum, with dozens of permanent and temporary installations of large-scale sculpture and public art.You might not immediately think of Lower Manhattan as an art…
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From November 21 to January 9, locals and visitors alike can engage with our “Star Light Star Bright” installation at 140 Broadway.
Lower Manhattan is a melting pot of cultures where nearly 70,000 people call home — and so do about 20,000 Italian honeybees.
Join the Downtown Alliance and 28 Liberty on Thursday, October 24 for a special volunteer opportunity.
“Attrition” is an art exhibition by artist Cannupa Hanska Luger, curated by the Public Art Fund, on view through November 17.
Calling all artists!
Meet Evening, Chad, Philip Aries, Bowie and Jupiter, Governors Island’s resident sheep.
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