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NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC ART

NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC ART. The following projects were commissioned by the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs Percent for Art Program. Ann Agee, World’s Fair 2003 , 2003. Janet Zweig, Your Voices , 1998. Philemona Williamson, Folk Tales from Around the World , 2003.

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NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC ART

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  1. NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC ART

  2. The following projects were commissioned by the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs Percent for Art Program

  3. Ann Agee, World’s Fair 2003, 2003

  4. Janet Zweig, Your Voices, 1998

  5. Philemona Williamson, Folk Tales from Around the World, 2003

  6. Siah Armajani, Lighthouse and Bridge on Staten Island, 1996

  7. Ursula von Rydingsvard, katul katul, 2003

  8. The following projects were sponsored by the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation

  9. Victor Matthews, Beyond Metamorphosis, 2004

  10. Karen Giusti, White House Green House, 1996

  11. Alice Aycock, East River Roundabout, 1995

  12. Keith Haring, Untitled, 1989

  13. The following projects were sponsored by the U. S. General Services Administration, Art-in-Architecture Program

  14. Alexander Calder, A Study in Five Planes/Peace, 1965

  15. Maya Lin, Sounding Stones, 1996

  16. Houston Conwill, The New Ring Shout, 1995

  17. Romare Bearden, Family, 1989

  18. The following projects were commissioned by Battery Park City Authority

  19. Tony Cragg, Resonating Bodies, 1996

  20. Martin Puryear, Pylons, 1995

  21. R.M. Fischer, Rector Gate, 1988

  22. Tom Otterness, The Real World, 1992

  23. The following projects were commissioned by MTA Arts for Transit

  24. Arts for Transit staff, In Want of a Nail, 2000

  25. Elizabeth Murray, Blooming, 1996

  26. Samm Kunce, Under Bryant Park, 2002

  27. Faith Ringgold, Flying Home: Harlem Heroes and Heroines (Downtown and Uptown), 1996

  28. The following project was sponsored by the Staten Island Borough President

  29. Massyuki Sono, Staten Island Memorial, 2004

  30. Massyuki Sono, Staten Island Memorial, 2004

  31. Massyuki Sono, Staten Island Memorial, 2004

  32. Massyuki Sono, Staten Island Memorial, 2004

  33. The following projects were presented by Creative Time

  34. Cai Guo-Qiang, Light Cycle, 2003

  35. Steve Powers, The Dreamland Artist Club, 2004

  36. Tibor Kalman & Scott Summer, Everybody, 2003

  37. Erwin Redl, Matrix IV, 2001

  38. Tribute in Light. Creative Team: Josh Bennett, Gustavo Bonevardi, Richard Nash Gould, Julian LaVerdiere, Paul Marzantz, Paul Myoda, 2002

  39. The following projects were presented by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council

  40. Laurie Hawkinson, John Malpede, and Erika Rothenberg, Freedom of Expression Monument, 2004

  41. Stephan Koplowitz, Grand Step Project, 2004

  42. The following projects were presented by the Socrates Sculpture Park

  43. Elise Ferguson, Retaining Wall: Linoleum, 2003

  44. Lisa Hein & Bob Seng, Two Pools, 2002/2003

  45. Alyson Shotz, Mirror Fence, 2003

  46. Jennifer Zackin, Pachakuti, 2002

  47. The following projects were presented by Wave Hill

  48. Anissa Mack, Something Borrowed, Something New, July 20 – August 22, 2004

  49. Ed Bisese, Portal, 2004

  50. J. Morgan Puett, The Grafter’s Shack, 2002, a generated at Wave Hill Project.

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