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A Map of Public Art in NYC

This google map contains the major public art works that will be up during summer 2008. This map will continue to grow with more permanent and temporary installations. If you have a suggestion for the map (outdoor art preferred), please post it in the comments and we will add it.

5 comments

7/2/08 :: 9:11 am
Thomas Miller Says:

I was dismayed to find only driving directions to the art site. This is NYC. We take the subway, bus or bicycle.

7/2/08 :: 10:01 am
BenInBrooklyn Says:

How about Adding Gallerie Pulaski:
http://c-monster.net/blog1/2008/06/23/photos-post-no-bills-at-gallerie-pulaski-in-nyc/

Great art on construction walls for anybody to see.

7/6/08 :: 10:37 pm
Elissa Says:

Still can’t figure it out. Where exactly is the Waterfall or will it be in different locations? I want to see it in person!

7/6/08 :: 10:50 pm
stanley nayer Says:

When will Thirteen or Channel 21 be showing “the Waterfall”
again ? Stan Nayer

7/8/08 :: 7:37 pm
Jerry Says:

Damien Hirst’s Sculpture Virgin Mother: Lever House
390 Park Ave., New York, NY 10022 (Btwn E 53rd & E 54th)

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