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By: Curbed
7Sep2010A pair of Brits thought East Williamsburg was desolate enough a location to go unnoticed in their mission to build a robot out of found objects and place it on top of a building. A day in jail and a...
By: Curbed
2Sep2010[Photo via Flickr/Hard Seat Sleeper.] The High Line has made stars out of its neighbors, who suddenly have a captive audience of thousands strolling by each and every day. They are artists, and in some cases, they are inanimate...
By: Curbed
1Sep2010[Photo via Alliance for Downtown New York's Flickr photostream.] FIDI—The Alliance for Downtown New York's mission to make Lower Manhattan construction eyesores less ugly, officially dubbed the Re:Construction public art program, continues w...
By: Curbed
12Aug2010The board of the luxury UWS building that had a street artist's work erased from the sidewalk now says it's sorry and may pay the artist, Hani Shihada, for the work. Why the change of heart? The president of the...
By: Curbed
10Aug2010Street artist Hani Shihada has been painting the city's sidewalks for more than 25 years, but Upper West Side luxury building The Boulevard doesn't want any street art on its, er, boulevard. After Shihada painted in chalk and oil pastel...
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3Aug2010Inquiring minds want to know what zany public art project will replace Madison Square's suicide statues, and Mad Park News has the answer: A 20' x 80' foot LED screen called "Scattered Light" on the park's oval lawn. San Fran...
By: Curbed
9Jul2010Click the image above to view the full photogallery. HELL'S KITCHEN—The murals are finally going up at Tenth Avenue's Griffin Court, the results of a design competition meant to give the new Hell's Kitchen development a bit of pep. Our...
