What to Do on Valentine's Day in New York City

As part of its Art in the Garden series, Brooklyn Botanic Garden presents three site-specific original compositions and sound installations meant to augment visitors’ appreciation of their natural surroundings.

Andrea Carlson has drawn on her Ojibwe roots to create a seascape focusing on renewal and reclamation.

Kareem Fletcher created this piece, mounted on the windows of a historic Front Street Building, using multicolored patterns to represent diversity, unity and equality.

Breathing Pavilion is a sculptural installation of 20 nine-foot inflatable columns arranged in a circle.

The Irish Rep showcases a series of short films with poets and actors reading poems by writers from the British Isles and US.

This installation by sculptor Carol Bove is the second commission for the museum’s facade.

Every night from 11:57pm to 12am, billboards throughout Times Square display digital artworks.

This artist-driven project delivers messages of love, gratitude and solidarity with NYC residents.

Rachel Whiteread's concrete cast of a rural shed sits atop Discovery Hill on Governors Island.

Jill Mulleady fashions a surreal landscape populated by multiple figures in a scene she has described as a sort of “dance.”

The City has helped organize the painting of "Black Lives Matter" on designated streets in each of the five boroughs.

Villareal’s LED installations explore the concept of both time and space.