Battery Park is one of those places you tend to avoid in the City due to the overcrowding of tourists, painted statue of liberty breakdancers and $5 hot dog stands. If you end up in the park thought, take a look around at some of the impressive public art and sculptures on display year-round.
As the line between street art and public art continues to blur, we find ourselves increasingly intrigued by the range of public art that surfaces in NYC parks. What follows is a sampling of what we’ve captured these past few months in Battery Park.
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