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Reroute for Art: Summer with Public Art Fund

This summer, Public Art Fund invites commuters, WFH-ers, and tourists alike to “reroute for art” and visit free public art projects around the city to shake up their summer routines.

Whether it’s a quick stop to see Bharti Kher: Ancestor for a midtown lunch break in Central Park, taking a new evening commute from Moynihan Train Hall to visit Kehinde Wiley: Go, or arriving to LaGuardia Airport a few minutes early to experience Sarah Sze: Shorter than the Day, a few minutes can result in meaningful and serendipitous artistic encounters.

Public Art Fund’s summer exhibitions can be experienced for free in outdoor spaces all over the city—including Brooklyn Bridge Park, City Hall Park, Central Hall Park—as well as in major travel ports like Newark International’s new Terminal A, LaGuardia’s Terminal B, and Moynihan Train Hall, making these destinations an easy stop as a part of summer travel plans.

This summer, Public Art Fund will also offer free programming to connect audiences with art in various mediums, with new exhibitions by artists including Nicholas Galanin, Phyllida Barlow, and Felipe Baeza.

Check out the full slate of Public Art Fund summer exhibitions are below, offering possibilities for summer picnics, outdoor dates, travel experiences and more with an artful and inspirational twist . Public Art Fund will also offer suggested itineraries and ideas on social media all summer long. 

Summer 2023 Exhibitions

CITYWIDE
Felipe Baeza: Unruly Forms
August 9–November 19, 2023
JCDecaux Bus Shelters Across New York City, Boston, & Chicago 

MIDTOWN
Bharti Kher: Ancestor
On view through Aug 27, 2023
Doris C. Freedman Plaza, Central Park 

Phyllida Barlow: PRANK
June 6–November 26, 2023
City Hall Park, Lower Manhattan

Nina Chanel Abney and Jacolby Satterwhite
On view through March 2024
David Geffen Hall, Lincoln Center

BROOKLYN
Nicholas Galanin: In every language there is Land / En cada lengua hay una Tierra
Now through March 10, 2024
Brooklyn Bridge Park

TRAVEL TERMINALS
Karyn Olivier and Layqa Nuna Yawar
On permanent view
Newark Liberty International Airport Terminal A

Jeppe Hein, Sabine Hornig, Laura Owens, and Sarah Sze
On permanent view
LaGuardia Airport Terminal B

Stan Douglas, Elmgreen & Dragset, and Kehinde Wiley
On permanent view
Moynihan Train Hall

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