Public Art of Lower Manhattan
You don’t need to go to a museum to see great art. New York has a lot of outdoor public art, and it is available to anyone at any time. Lower Manhattan has some of the most interesting and varied art in the city, as you’ll discover on this interactive tour. Some of the art honors the dead; some tells a story; some expresses emotion; some is functional. Tell us what you like most!
Highlights include:
Highlights include:
- Daniel Chester French’s Four Continents sculptures
- Memorial art in Battery Park
- The recently opened SeaGlass Carousel
- Modern art installations in Battery Park City
- The doors at Trinity Church
- Isamu Noguchi’s Red Cube
- Seward Johnson’s Double Check
