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Daniel Wurtzel's air fountains are magical to watch
Check Out These Magical Sculptures Made By Brooklyn Artist Daniel Wurtzel
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Battery Park - The Sphere | * The Sphere * Dedicated March 11, 2002 * Description: Temporary Installation of artwork salvaged from WTC Disaster Site. The 25’ high sphere stood in the WTC Plaza as a monument to world peace from 1971 to September 11, 2001.
The World Trade Center's Koenig Sphere Sculpture Will Finally Return to WTC Inside New Liberty Park
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The Spirit of New York City, the New Statue coming to Carl Schurz Park
600 Pound Sculpture Coming to Yorkville's Carl Schurz Park
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Tha Alamo, Astor Place
Remember the Alamo! Beloved Sculpture Returning Soon to Astor Place Home
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Vienna Therapy
Don't Miss Incredible "Dissection of Sigmund Freud" Sculpture in Flatiron Plaza This Weekend
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Bayeté Ross Smith, Got the Power: Boomboxes
More Than 30 New Sculptures and Art Installations in Harlem's Marcus Garvey Park
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Vienna Therapy | Teaser
Street Artist Nychos Teams Up With City of Vienna For 10-Foot-Tall Sigmund Freud Skull Sculpture in Flatiron
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Big Bling | <i>Big Bling</i> by Martin Puryear will officially go on view in Madison Square Park next week, but I was there this evening. &quot;At forty feet high, Big Bling will achieve colossal scale and elicit a range of readings, stimulating diverse and profound interpretations of its meaning. The largest temporary outdoor sculpture Puryear has created, Big Bling is part animal form, part abstract sculpture, and part intellectual meditation. The artist’s signature organic vocabulary appears in a graceful, sinewy outline and an amoeboid form in the work’s center.&quot;
40-Foot-Tall "Big Bling" Outdoor Art Exhibition Arrives in Madison Square Park
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Crafting a Cement Chair That Feels Like Butter
This Bushwick Artist Makes Silky Smooth Sculpture Furniture out of Cement and Salt
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Smökers II
Smökers, an Art Project Replacing NYC's Orange Tube Steam Vent Covers with Tiny Wooden Houses
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