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a sculptural installation on view at the lawn of a city park
What Flows Beneath

Madison Square Park’s newest public art installation implores New Yorkers to consider the ancient waterways buried beneath their feet

brier patch, a collection of desks with branches sprouting from each
Tangled Up

In Madison Square Park, Brier Patch literalizes the tangles of education

a process drawing for a sunken sculpture for Landscape and Memory
Rise From Your Grave

Landscape and Memory will bring Madison Square Park’s buried history to the surface

A process drawing of brier patch showing wood desks connected by erupting branches
What A Tangled Web

Madison Square Park’s newest installation will add a tangled Brier Patch

The flatiron as seen through dead american white cedar trees stretching 50 feet high
A Second Chance

Maya Lin’s ethereal Ghost Forest finally rises in Madison Square Park

Installation of ghost forest, showing trees being laid out prior to being buried upright
Madison Square Gardens

Maya Lin’s Ghost Forest will open in Madison Square Park alongside a slew of programming

Shine On

In Madison Square Park, a monumental torch shines a light on African-American history

Black and white portrait of Maya Lin against a dead tree
Ghost Forest

Maya Lin will hang a grove of dead trees in Madison Square Park

Photo of three stepped spires in Madison Square Park with the Empire State Building in the background
Carpet Diem

Miniature undulating cityscape comes to Madison Square Park

(Courtesy Arlene Shechet Studio)
In the Round

Reflecting pond in Madison Square Park will be transformed by public installation

(Rashmi Gill)
Drip, drip, drip

Diana Al-Hadid’s delirious Madison Square Park installations are up for the summer

One of the three headless figures on a plinth from Delirious Matter. (Courtesy Madison Square Park)
Spring Awakening

Deliriously dripping sculptures are coming to Madison Square Park

Art Installation Casts NYC Water Towers in Infinite Light

Orly Genger’s “Red, Yellow and Blue” Adds Bands of Color to Madison Square Park

Buckyball Lights Up Again in Madison Square Park

A Thousand Drops of Light in Madison Square Park

One For the Books

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