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The Gates, Central Park and public art

Relive monumental public art installation ‘The Gates’ in Central Park, 20 years later

"The Gates," the public art installation that took over Central Park with saffron-colored fabric panels for 16 days in 2005, is returning to New York City—virtually.

CBS News · 3d

'The Gates' return to NYC's Central Park 20 years later, but in a new form

The Gates art installation in Central Park made quite a mark on New York City back in 2005. They're back in augmented reality.

Gothamist · 2d

Legenday art installation ‘The Gates’ returns (digitally) to Central Park

Thousands of 16-foot-tall orange gates lined Central Park's pathways for 16 days in February 2005. The momentous public art installation known as "The Gates" was stunning in its size and simplicity. For many viewers,

Artnet news2y

Karla Black

Karla Black is a contemporary Scottish artist ... sculptural installations that skirt the lines between painting and performance. Using a variety of materials including plaster powder, toiletries, ...

The Art Newspaper11d

India Art Fair’s resident artists scale up with new installations

Bringing this new commission to the fair as part of the artists-in-residence programme, in partnership with the Royal College of Art in London ... His sculptural installation is a composition ...

WTOP News19d

Working Capital: Artist behind public installations in DC opens up about her process

All artists want their art to be seen ... mistletoe that was a part of the “Mistletoe Mingle,” an aerial art installation at Anthem Row on 8th Street NW between K and I streets.

The Punch Newspapers1mon

Ecobank supports Nigerian artists with sustainable art initiative

Ecobank Nigeria has unveiled a new art installation, ‘Kong in a Cage,’ by artist, Toyeeb Ajayi ... and a renewed respect for the fragile balance between humanity and nature.

The Hindu1mon

The Hindu Lit for Life | Browse through rare sketchbooks of famous artists, paper art installations and more

Curator and gallerist Sharan Apparao has an ‘unhealthy’ obsession with paper. She has travelled as far as Europe in search of the odd, rare, haphazardly scribbled sketchbook, an unexpectedly ...

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