Artist Chassy Cleland created this sculpture as part of the Figment 2011 Sculpture Garden. The sculpture garden ran from May 27 until September 25, 2011. The sculpture garden was made possible thanks to NYC Department of Parks & Recreation and Figment NYC.
American sculptor Peter Woytuk has an extensive exhibition along the Broadway Mall from Columbus Circle to Harlem. This sculpture from this exhibition titled Peter Woytuk on Broadway is The Falling Apples. The exhibition will be on view from October 21, 2011 until April 27, 2012 and is made possible thanks to the NYC Department of Parks & Recreation and The Morrison Gallery. More info: Peter Woytuk's website
Famous photographer Andrzej Liguz created this interactive recycled piece which part of the Figment 2011 Sculpture Garden. It is part of his M.O.R.E. creations. The sculpture garden ran from May 27 until September 25, 2011. The sculpture garden was made possible thanks to NYC Department of Parks & Recreation and Figment NYC. More info: Andrzej Liguz's website
British sculptor Henry Moore created this sculpture that stands outside of the Solow Building directly outside of the Solow Arts Gallery. Interesting to note is that the Solow Arts Gallery is a private art gallery that no one and absolutely no one but Mr. Solow himself can enter. Not even those who work in the building can enter. The gallery is full of paintings and sculptures by some of the world's most renowned artists. This sculpture is one of a set of identical sculptures that are located around the world. More info: Henry Moore's website
American animal sculptor Frederick Roth created this sculpture that is permanently installed inside of Central Park Zoo. The sculpture is one of about three other sculptures Roth has installed in Central Park. Roth also served as the head sculptor of the NYC Department of Park and Recreation which makes possible many of the sculpture exhibitions we publish on this site.
Spanish artist Miquel Barcelo has this huge elephant sculpture at Union Square Triangle next to Union Square Park. The sculpture will be there from September 13, 2011 until May 29, 2012. The sculpture is installed there thanks to the NYC Department of Parks & Recreation and the Marlborough Gallery. More info: Miquel Barcelo's website
My favorite sculptor Tom Otterness has this dodo sculpture permanently installed in a small playground next to Nelson D. Rockefeller Park located in Battery Park. The sculpture is part of The Real World exhibition that the artist has permanently installed there. More info: Tom Otterness' website
American sculptor Peter Woytuk has an extensive exhibition along the Broadway Mall from Columbus Circle to Harlem. The first sculpture in this exhibition titled Peter Woytuk on Broadway is Elephant Pair. The exhibition will be on view from October 21, 2011 until April 27, 2012 and is made possible thanks to the NYC Department of Parks & Recreation and The Morrison Gallery. More info: Peter Woytuk's website
American artist Alison Saar created this sculpture which is part of the Feallan and Fallow sculpture exhibition. This sculpture is not part of the seasons exhibition but is rather the central point of the whole exhibit. The exhibition is currently on view from September 22 until December 31, 2011 at Madison Square Park. The exhibition is made possible thanks to Delta Airlines, NYC Department of Parks & Recreation, the Madison Square Park Conservancy, and several other organizations.
American Modernist sculptor Bryan Hunt currently has an exhibition in the Park Avenue Malls entitled Bryant Hunt on Park Avenue that are based on his Waterfall series. This sculpture is from this exhibition that runs from August 29 until November 18, 2011. The exhibition has been made possible thanks to the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation and The Fund for Park Avenue. More info: Bryan Hunt's website
American artist Alison Saar created this sculpture which is part of the Feallan and Fallow sculpture exhibition which represents the seasons. This sculpture represents Winter. The exhibition is currently on view from September 22 until December 31, 2011 at Madison Square Park. The exhibition is made possible thanks to Delta Airlines, NYC Department of Parks & Recreation, the Madison Square Park Conservancy, and several other organizations.
American sculptor Jen Upchurch created this sculpture as part of the Figment 2011 Sculpture Garden. The sculpture garden ran from May 27 until September 25, 2011. The sculpture garden was made possible thanks to NYC Department of Parks & Recreation and Figment NYC. More info: Jen Upchurch's website
American Modernist sculptor Bryan Hunt currently has an exhibition in the Park Avenue Malls entitled Bryant Hunt on Park Avenue that are based on his Waterfall series. This sculpture courtesy of the Neda Young Collection is from this exhibition that runs from August 29 until November 18, 2011. The exhibition has been made possible thanks to the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation and The Fund for Park Avenue. More info: Bryan Hunt's website
American artist Alison Saar created this sculpture which is part of the Feallan and Fallow sculpture exhibition which represents the seasons. This sculpture represents Fall. The exhibition is currently on view from September 22 until December 31, 2011 at Madison Square Park. The exhibition is made possible thanks to Delta Airlines, NYC Department of Parks & Recreation, the Madison Square Park Conservancy, and several other organizations.
Brooklyn artist Alexander Lockwood created this sculpture as part of the Figment 2011 Sculpture Garden. The sculpture garden ran from May 27 until September 25, 2011. The sculpture was chosen by the Department of Transportation for their Summer Streets program. The sculpture garden was made possible thanks to NYC Department of Parks & Recreation and Figment NYC. More info: Alexander Lockwood's website
American Modernist sculptor Bryan Hunt currently has an exhibition in the Park Avenue Malls entitled Bryant Hunt on Park Avenue that are based on his Waterfall series. These two sculptures courtesy of the Danese Gallery and the Baldwin Gallery are from this exhibition that runs from August 29 until November 18, 2011. The exhibition has been made possible thanks to the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation and The Fund for Park Avenue. More info: Bryan Hunt's website
