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Welcome! We invite you to experience art in public spaces—free, open to all, and made in collaboration with today’s most compelling artists.
When artists share in public, their creativity belongs to everyone! We invite you to make the most of your creative adventures as you explore our exhibitions. Plan your visit with visitor guides, site-specific accessibility information, and more.

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Find an exhibition near you!
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ThaddeusMosley 0428
Through June 30, 2027
On view at Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Arts Landing
Originally on view at City Hall Park, Manhattan
MoniraAlQadiri 5702v2 (1)
Through August 2
Doris C. Freedman Plaza
Central Park
PAAD 24 Nicholas Galanin 2 Lance Gerber
Ends April 30
Public Art Abu Dhabi Biennial
Corniche Street & Al Khaleej Al Arabi Street, Abu Dhabi
Newark Eventbrite
On Permanent View
Newark Liberty International Airport
An exterior of a train station with three large arched windows and doors, with the artwork peeking through the window.
On Permanent View
Moynihan Train Hall
WhitereadR_1925_new
On Permanent View — Installed June 10, 1998
Now on view at MoMA, Floor 1, Sculpture Garden
Originally presented at West Broadway & Grand Street
MyersF_1281_new
On Permanent View — Installed January 01, 1973
Houston Street & Broadway
Time Landscape by Alan Sonfist (1965-Present) restores a pre-colonial forest in the heart of New York City
On Permanent View — Installed 1965-present
LaGuardia Place
SaundersD 1568 Horizontal
On Permanent View — Installed September 22, 1987
Westchester Square Park
WeinerL 1880 Horizontal
On Permanent View — Installed November 21, 2000
Streets
OtternessT 1338 Horizontal
On Permanent View — Installed November 01, 1995
Now on view at 14th Street/8th Ave MTA Station
Originally presented at Doris C. Freedman Plaza
WellerJ 1884 Horizontal
On Permanent View — Installed October 31, 1984
555 7th Avenue Plaza
Haas 0745.jpg
On Permanent View — Installed June 01, 1978
South Street

Plan Your Visit

Accessibility

All our sites are wheelchair accessible and allow service animals—please visit our sites section for further details about each location.

Email info@publicartfund.org for questions and accessibility requests related to our exhibitions—please plan to reach out at least one week in advance of your visit. Contact glopez@publicartfund.org with accessibility requests related to our public programs and workshops.

We are committed to facilitating the accessibility and usability of our website, publicartfund.org, for all people with disabilities. If you have questions or feedback about the accessibility of this site, please reach out to communications@publicartfund.org.

Bloomberg Connects

Open our free digital guide to explore exhibitions, soak in inspiring insights on artworks, and hear behind-the-scenes chats with our artists and curators. The guide also features several built-in accessibility features including audio descriptions, image zoom, video transcripts, and font size adjustment.

Learn more about Bloomberg Connects, the free arts and culture app, to access Public Art Fund’s artworks and artists anytime, from wherever you are, all in one place.

QR Codes

We have sprinkled signage at each of our sites with exhibition information and QR codes that you can scan to gain more insights via our digital guide on Bloomberg Connects. Here’s how you can utilize these QR codes with your smart phones:

For iOS:

  • Open the Camera app.
  • Switch to the rear-facing camera.
  • Point your device at the QR code. Watch for the moment when your device registers the code and shows a notification.
  • Tap the notification that pops up, and you’re off to the races!

For Android:

  • Open the Camera app.
  • Switch to Photo/Camera mode and center QR code on your screen.
  • Tap the notification that pops up, and you’re on your way!
  • Don’t see the notification? We’ve got a backup plan using Google Lens Heroes: Select Search mode and center the QR code right on your screen& tap the notification that pops up.

Visitor Guides

Our exhibitions aren’t bound by walls—find us at multiple rotating and permanent sites throughout the year in New York City and beyond.