Surfing The Channel

Many people who want to visit New York have plans to tour some of the great museums in the city. And while this is one of the popular tourist activities, as well as one that is frequently engaged in by residents, it is important to know that you don’t actually have to go to a museum in Manhattan to see great art. The city is full of public art and sculpture as well as privately commissioned works that come and go across the city throughout the year. This is one of the ways that residents are extremely lucky, they constantly have a flow of great art appearing on their city streets and rarely have to step foot into a gallery to see it. However, and this is the important part, they do go to the galleries and museums. New York has one of the highest are enthusiastic and supportive communities in the world, and this is part of what makes the city thrive.

The guests in Manhattans best hotels are more than encouraged to visit some of the great museums like the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Modern Art and the Brooklyn Museum , among many others, as well as some of the great galleries. However, it is also extremely fulfilling and can be a special part of your trip to take in some of the public and privately commissioned art that is out in public spaces.

Parks throughout New York are full of art. Central Park has numerous sculptures and exhibit areas, it also happens to be across the street from the Met, and visitors have the opportunity to view them as they enjoy a relaxing afternoon. Some of the other current outdoor art installations include Stephen Vitiello’s A Bell For Every Minute, which is a dynamic sound installation. It can be found on the 14th street passage. Various artists contributed to the installation at City Hall , which is titled Statuesque and features various alternative sculpture interpretations. Wherever you go in New York, you are more than likely to find some beautiful public art.

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